use std::map::erase(const_iterator, const_iterator) to get non-constant iterator

Author: rodentrabies

src/limitedmap.h

@@ -66,8 +66,11 @@ class limitedmap
     }
     void update(const_iterator itIn, const mapped_type& v)
     {
-        // TODO: When we switch to C++11, use map.erase(itIn, itIn) to get the non-const iterator.
-        iterator itTarget = map.find(itIn->first);
+        // Using map::erase() with empty range instead of map::find() to get a non-const iterator,
+        // since it is a constant time operation in C++11. For more details, see
+        // https://stackoverflow.com/questions/765148/how-to-remove-constness-of-const-iterator
+        iterator itTarget = map.erase(itIn, itIn);
+        
         if (itTarget == map.end())
             return;
         std::pair<rmap_iterator, rmap_iterator> itPair = rmap.equal_range(itTarget->second);