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Message: [QUOTE="SG, post: 3790684"] This struct isn't C compatible anyway so you might want to define it the C++ way: struct TBuddy { //... }; Why do you want to store pointers in the vector? Why public inheritance? Why making your own class? Since the member function is declared const, 'this' points to a const TBuddies object. The functions begin() and end() are "const overloaded". Their const versions return instances of const_iterator. Anyways, inside findValue you don't need access to any protected fields. You better make it a free function that calles std::find_if. Or better yet: use a std::map. It looks like std::map (instead of std::vector) is what you are looking for. Cheers! SG [/QUOTE]