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Manage Your STL Container's Storage with Self-swapping Idioms

How do you trim a container whose capacity is larger than necessary? How do you force a container to destroy its elements and set its capacity to 0? Find out how to regulate an STL container's storage manually.


by Danny Kalev
Oct 12, 2005
Page 1 of 3
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enerally, STL containers handle their storage automatically and efficiently. Yet, there are cases when you need to regulate a container's storage manually—for example when you want to trim or empty it. This article shares two simple and effective techniques to accomplish these tasks.


How do you trim a container whose capacity is larger than necessary? How do you force a container to destroy its elements and set its capacity to 0?


Use the self-swapping idioms.



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