Thread: modifying for loop from map of integers to vector

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    modifying for loop from map of integers to vector

    So I have a function written as follows

    Code:
    inline
    tSomething::tSomething(map<int, tSomethingElse* > const & Points, 
                         tWhatever const * a_ptr,
                         int ID,
                 vector<vector<int> > const & one,
                 vector<bool> const & two,
                 vector<int> const & three):
     _ID(ID),_a_ptr(a_ptr),_points(Points),_one(one),_two(two),_three(three)
    {
      for (map<int,tSomethingElse*>::const_iterator it = _points.begin(); it != _points.end(); it++)
      _stamp.push_back(it->first);
      sort(_stamp.begin(),_stamp.end());
      Target();
    }
    and now I have to take

    Code:
    inline
    tSomething::tSomething(std::vector<tSomething::tSomethingElse*, std::allocator<tSomething::tSomethingElse*> >& Points,
                         tWhatever const * a_ptr,
     _a_ptr(a_ptr),_points(Points)
    and write a for loop that does the same thing, so...

    Code:
    {
      for (???)
      _stamp.push_back(it->first);
      sort(_stamp.begin(),_stamp.end());
      Target();
    }
    but I am having trouble adapting the code. Is it straightforward or not really possible with the change of format?

    Thanks in advance

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    You can't. You are missing data. In the first example, you got pairs of points and ints, storing the ints. Now your get a list of points. There's not way you can store the ints aside from making them up on the fly. You didn't get them.
    hth
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