Re: pass all container elements to member function (for_each and mem_fun_ref)
In article <68ucpiF2uqor6U1@mid.uni-berlin.de>, Oncaphillis
<oncaphillis@snafu.de> wrote:
If you'd like to have access to the current Holder object
you might want to define a void operator()(Simple &)
and simply call
for_each(vec.begin(), vec.end(), *this);
Which isn't such a brilliant idea as find out now,
since for_each returns *this by value i.e. a *copy*
of Holder in your case including the contained
vector.
So the functor should be light weight.
so add with public access
struct do_op
{
ClassName * p;
do_op(ClassName *a):p(a){}
void operator () (S x)
{ p-> do_one(x);}
};
void do_all()
{
std::for_each(vec.begin(),vec.end(),do_op(this));
}
};
do_op is lightweight as long as do_one does not invalidate any
iterator in sequence [vec.begin(),vec.end() ) ,
O.
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