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> emacs function for writing C++ iterator loop
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> Fri, 29 Jun 2007 00:56:46 -0000
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> I program in C++ using emacs. And i tend to use the C++ iterator a
> lot. Now, whenever I want to iterate I always write almost the same
> kinda code. So, i want to write a emacs function so that emacs does
> that for me.
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> For example
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> If i tell emacs that i am iterating on a "deque<ClassName> " variable
> with variable name "var" pointing to
> "someThing", Emacs should potentially be able to generate the
> following
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> deque<CLassName> var = someThing;
> deque<ClassName>::iterator varIterate;
> varIterate = var.begin();
> while (varIterate != var.end())
> {
>       ClassName tempClassName;
>       tempClassName = *varIterate;
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>       //Do something with tempClassName
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>       varIterate++;
> }
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> Any kind of help or pointers to help material would be greatly
> appreciated
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> Thanks
> Mohit
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