Stupid std::map question...

an object in a map is composed of a key and the value.

iterator objects from a map will return std::pair.

so call

delete( i->second );

first is the key, second is your object

thank you m8 :D

Imp

Somewhat off-topic, but..

There are two inefficiencies in your deletion algorithm:
- using i++ instead of ++i creates a temporary iterator that is never used
- you''re evaluating m_textureMap.end () every time through the loop.

You could try to fix each of these manually, or you could write a functor that uses for_each to delete each entry. I would suggest the latter.

hey Stoffel thanks for your optimize tricks i would test these out :D

Imp