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@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ It is often the case that an iterator adaptor changes the meaning of
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one or two operators while leaving the rest of the operators defined
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in the same way as the underlying iterator. This is typically
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implemented with delegating functions. The following example shows an
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excerpt from an \code{indirect\_iterator} adaptor, which takes an
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excerpt from an \code{indirect\_iterator} adaptor which takes an
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iterator over pointers and creates an iterator over the things pointed
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to. The \code{operator*} is changed to dereference twice but all the
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other operators stay the same. Writing all of the delegating functions
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