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raj
Hey all
I have a base class that manages (Manager_class) different shapes.
It has different arrays of Circle_class, Square_class and etc etc.
All the shapes have a common base class Shape_class
What I want do is a for_each for every Shape_class in Manager_class
using std::for_each.
I guess I would to implement a customer iterator for my Manager_class
which would return the begin() of the first array and end() of the
last shape array. My question is how would I handle this situation
with multiple arrays.
Thanks
Raj
I have a base class that manages (Manager_class) different shapes.
It has different arrays of Circle_class, Square_class and etc etc.
All the shapes have a common base class Shape_class
What I want do is a for_each for every Shape_class in Manager_class
using std::for_each.
I guess I would to implement a customer iterator for my Manager_class
which would return the begin() of the first array and end() of the
last shape array. My question is how would I handle this situation
with multiple arrays.
Thanks
Raj