Erik Price wrote:
> Iterator it = myList.iterator();
> while (it.hasNext()) {
> MyObject mo = (MyObject)it.next();
> // do something with mo
> }
I still like my Iterate module.
you get access to the value
(which used to be in $_)
and the current index into the array.
use Iterate;
IterArray @array, sub
{
print "index=".($_[1])." value=".($_[0])."\n";
};
It keeps its Perlish roots, looking most like a
foreach loop, and allows direct access to index/values.
Course, I'm likely biased because I wrote it.
Oh well, the thing about perl better than all
of this is that there's always more than one
way to do it.
Greg
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