Answer by eerorika for Iterate over a container with a custom start/end position
Is there a better way to achieve this ...A solution using ranges (courtesy of cigien in comments):for (int element : v | ranges::drop_view(1))A solution using spanfor (int element : span(&v[1],...
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To replicate make_iterator_range you need an object with a begin and end function. Something like this.template <typename T>struct iterator_range { iterator_range(T begin, T end) :...
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std::for_each is in C++11 and with that you can do:std::for_each(v.begin() + 1, v.end(), [](auto &n) { ... });
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I'd like to iterate over a container (say a std::vector) but not from the beginning. I am basically trying to replicate boost::make_iterator_range(v.begin() + 1, v.end()).I came up with this:#include...
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