Hello,
I have a data structure which basically is a map of a map. It looks
follwing
class clss
{
void postprocess() { .... }
}
typedef std::map ciMap;
typedef std::map ciiMap;
ciiMap test;
now in order to call postprocess() on each element in the second map I
have to do the follwing:
for(ciiMap::iterator i_ptr=test.begin(); i_ptr!=test.end(); ++i_ptr)
{
ciMap& tmpMap = (*i_ptr).second;
for(ciMap::iterator j_ptr=tmpMap.begin(); j_ptr!=tmpMap.end();
++j_ptr)
{
cls& temp = (*j_ptr).second;
temp.postprocess;
}
}
Can boost help me reducing this ridiculous loop? Should I use lambda or
boost::bind in order to do this?
Couls someone help me with this?
Cheers
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