Re: Copying from maps to lists or vectors

I have a map like this:

typedef boost::shared_ptr<Node> NodePtr;
typedef std::vector<NodePtr> NodeVecPtr;
typedef std::map<std::string, NodePtr> NodeMap;
typedef std::map<std:string, NodePtr>::iterator NodeMapItr;

NodeMap nmap;

In my classes, I often find myself copying the second arguments of
maps to lists/vectors like this.

NodeVecPtr nodes;
for (NodeMapItr itr = nmap.begin(); itr != nmap.end(); ++itr)
nodes.push_back(itr->second);

I may also have node be a list of NodePtrs as opposed to vectors. I'm
wondering if there is some standard STL routines, I can use to try to
reduce this kind of code being repeated. I now std::copy() exists but
it takes iterators. But since I'm dealing with maps, I'm not sure how
to pass the second value as an iterator. There is also
std::transform() but that also works with iterators.

I've been searching the web, and found stuff like boost::bind and
boost::iterator_adaptors that might work but I'm trying to read up the
documentation to figure out the syntax.

If somebody can help me in showing how I could accomplish this using
STL/boost features, this will be helpful. Thanks for you time.