iterator insert(iterator Pos, ValueSubclass *Inst);
// ValueHolder::insert - This method inserts the specified _range_ of values
- // before the 'Pos' iterator. This currently only works for vector
- // iterators...
+ // before the 'Pos' iterator, returning a new iterator that points to the
+ // first item inserted. *This currently only works for vector iterators...*
//
// FIXME: This is not generic so that the code does not have to be around
// to be used... is this ok?
//
- void insert(iterator Pos, // Where to insert
- iterator First, iterator Last); // Vector to read insts from
+ iterator insert(iterator Pos, // Where to insert
+ iterator First, iterator Last); // Vector to read insts from
};
#endif
// to be used... is this ok?
//
template<class ValueSubclass, class ItemParentType, class SymTabType>
-void ValueHolder<ValueSubclass,ItemParentType,SymTabType>
-::insert(iterator Pos, // Where to insert
+ValueHolder<ValueSubclass,ItemParentType,SymTabType>::iterator
+ValueHolder<ValueSubclass,ItemParentType,SymTabType>
+::insert(iterator Pos, // Where to insert
iterator First, iterator Last) { // Vector to read insts from
+ // Since the vector range insert operation doesn't return an updated iterator,
+ // we have to convert the iterator to and index and back to assure that it
+ // cannot get invalidated. Gross hack, but effective.
+ //
+ unsigned Offset = Pos-begin();
+
// Check to make sure that the values are not already in some valueholder...
-
for (iterator X = First; X != Last; ++X) {
assert((*X)->getParent() == 0 &&
"Cannot insert into valueholder, value already has a parent!");
for (;First != Last; ++First)
if ((*First)->hasName())
Parent->getSymbolTableSure()->insert(*First);
+
+ return begin()+Offset;
}
#endif