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Using recursive_directory_iterator in an old version of boost?

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Using recursive_directory_iterator in an old version of boost?: Back then, the iterator didn't model the range concept.

Back then, the iterator didn't model the range concept. So, just make your own range: for (const auto& dirEnt : boost::makeiteratorrange(fs::recursivedirectoryiterator{sourceDir}, {})) { See it Live On GCC 4.8 and Boost 1.54

Context: I need to recursively iterate through a directory; I got a pretty nice function for it from another thread here on SO; adapted it just a tiny bit for my purposes and it works perfectly on Mac with boost 1.62 and clang. However, we're using SemaphoreCI (based on ubuntu 14.04 LTS and boost 1.54) and I just cannot get this to compile under those conditions. #include [boost/algorithm/string/replace.hpp] #include [boost/filesystem.hpp] #include [boost/range.hpp] void copyDirectory

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Source: Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45983594/using-recursive-directory-iterator-in-an-old-version-of-boost Original query: "Using recursivedirectoryiterator in an old version of boost?" Key terms: boost, directory, iterator, recursive, using, version

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