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I want to transform a vector of type T to a vectorof type K. I tried this, but it doesn't work:

transform(vec.rbegin(),vec.rend(),vecNew.begin(),boost::bind(static_cast<K>(),_1));

I get the error: "expected primary-expression before ‘)’ token". What am I doing wrong?

+4  A: 

Use the boost cast functor ll_static_cast<K>()

TimW
You might say that it should be used because static_cast<T> is an operator, like sizeof, and not a function.
Omnifarious
A: 

There's no need for the static cast unless there is no implicit conversion from T to K. If the conversion constructor is not explicit, or if you a T::operator K(), you can just do:

transform(vec.rbegin(),vec.rend(),vecNew.begin());

Note that this reverses the order of the elements as well.

TomW