vector<bool>::reference Class
The vector<bool>::reference class is a proxy class provided by the vector<bool> Class to simulate bool&.
Remarks
A simulated reference is required because C++ does not natively allow direct references to bits. vector<bool> uses only one bit per element, which can be referenced by using this proxy class. However, the reference simulation is not complete because certain assignments are not valid. For example, because the address of the vector<bool>::reference object cannot be taken, the following code that uses vector<bool>::operator[] is not correct:
vector<bool> vb;
...
bool* pb = &vb[1]; // conversion error - do not use
bool& refb = vb[1]; // conversion error - do not use
Member Functions
Inverts the Boolean value of a vector element. |
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Provides an implicit conversion from vector<bool>::reference to bool. |
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Assigns a Boolean value to a bit, or the value held by a referenced element to a bit. |
Requirements
Header: <vector>
Namespace: std