Comment by my-next-account 1 day ago Implementing STL iterators are a bloody PITA 1 comment my-next-account Reply flohofwoe 1 day ago You don't need iterators for the range-based for loop, just a .begin() and .end() method which returns a raw pointer is enough.E.g.:https://github.com/floooh/oryol/blob/eb08cffe1b1cb6b05ed14ec...(don't use that project though because it's been archived, I've switched back to plain old C in the meantime)
flohofwoe 1 day ago You don't need iterators for the range-based for loop, just a .begin() and .end() method which returns a raw pointer is enough.E.g.:https://github.com/floooh/oryol/blob/eb08cffe1b1cb6b05ed14ec...(don't use that project though because it's been archived, I've switched back to plain old C in the meantime)
You don't need iterators for the range-based for loop, just a .begin() and .end() method which returns a raw pointer is enough.
E.g.:
https://github.com/floooh/oryol/blob/eb08cffe1b1cb6b05ed14ec...
(don't use that project though because it's been archived, I've switched back to plain old C in the meantime)