Hi, everyone.
I've got quick question on STL vectors.
I've created a class (let's call it MyClass) with the method 'bool
MyMethod(std::vector<MyClass> MyVector)' that calls another method 'void
AnotherMethod()' that makes a simple check on a variable inherent to every
instance of MyClass.
How do I write that method? Or better put: how do I change the following
code to make it right?
bool MyClass::MyMethod(std::vector<MyClass> MyVector)
{
std::vector<MyClass>::iterator MyIterator;
for(MyIterator = MyVector.begin(); MyIterator != MyVector.end();
MyIterator++)
{
*MyIterator->AnotherMethod();
}
}
I read that an iterator was a pointer to the content of the vector, why
doesn't it work?
Thanks,
Renan M Z Mendes
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