Why is this condition true?

[Phazon]

short id = 1;
std::vector<short>::const_iterator i = ign.begin();

if ((ign.size() > 0) && (*i == id))
{
	if (i != ign.end())
	{
		i++;
	}
}

On this line:

	if (i != ign.end())

The size of ign is 1 (at the point that I'm debugging) and i is also 1, yet it steps into the condition anyway and increments i, causing overflow errors later. I'm really just looking for a way to say "if the iterator isn't pointing to the final element in the vector". Any help would be appreciated.

[Disch]

end() is not the last element in the container, it's one passed the last element of the container. begin() will only == end() if the container is empty.

[Phazon]

Ah, thanks for the help.