Have I been needlessly verbose these many years?
Suppose I have an object of some naturally-occurring reasonably fiddly C++ STL type: say
map<float,vector<map<string,pair<int,clipper::Coord_orth> > > > W;
and I want to iterate over it.
Is there any way that I can say something like typeof(W)::iterator, rather than having to write for loops whose initialiser is already wider than the screen?
for (map<float,vector<map<string,pair<int,clipper::Coord_orth> > > >::iterator Z = W.begin(); Z != W.end(); Z++)
map<float,vector<map<string,pair<int,clipper::Coord_orth> > > > W;
and I want to iterate over it.
Is there any way that I can say something like typeof(W)::iterator, rather than having to write for loops whose initialiser is already wider than the screen?
for (map<float,vector<map<string,pair<int,clipper::Coord_orth> > > >::iterator Z = W.begin(); Z != W.end(); Z++)