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| How to handle FindNearby results in C++ What I really want to do is create a list of nearby but then take elements out of the list based on other criteria. The cleanest way would seem to have a list to pass into various filtering routines. Anybody know how to do this? Thanks |
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I think you'll have problems removing objects from the returned collection. I would loop through the collection, extracting the data that is required. Filtering there & then, and or storing it in your own struct/class. A collection of these struct/classes can then be passed to each filter. Richard
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