Is there an one-liner that converts a list<T> to vector<T>?
A google search returns me a lot of results that use manual, lengthy conversion, which make me puke. Should we go to that much trouble to do something as simple as a list-to-vector conversion?
You can only create a new vector with all the elements from the list:
std::vector<T> v{ std::begin(l), std::end(l) };
where l is a std::list<T>. This will copy all elements from the list to the vector.
Since C++11 this can be made more efficient if you don't need the original list anymore. Instead of copying, you can move all elements into the vector:
std::vector<T> v{ std::make_move_iterator(std::begin(l)),
std::make_move_iterator(std::end(l)) };