c++ - Use of for_each on map elements -

I have a map where I want to call every data type object member function. I still know how to do it in any order, but is it possible to do it on a cooperative container?

I could get the most answers: but I can not promote in my project, so is there an STL option that I am missing for promotion? Bound?

If it is not possible, then I thought to create a temporary sequence for the data object for pointers and then, call it, something like this:

  Class MyClass {Public: Zero Method () const; } Std :: map & lt; Int, MyClass & gt; Map; // ... std :: vector & lt; MyClass * & gt; Vector; Std :: transform (Map.begin (), Map.end (), std :: back_inserter (vector), std :: mem_fun_ref (& std :: map & lt; int, MyClass & gt; :: value_type :: second )); Std :: for_each (vector.bizin), vector.and (), std :: mem_fun (& MyClass :: method));  

It looks pretty vague and I really do not like it. Any suggestions?

You can iterate through a std :: map object . Each Iterator is a std :: pair and lt; Const T, S & gt; where T and s you have your map .

Here it will be:

  (std :: map & lt; int, MyClass & gt; :: iterator = map.begin (); it! = Map.end (); ++ this) {it-> second.Method (); }  

If you still want to use std :: for_each , then pass a function that is std :: pair & lt; Const int, MyClass & gt;

Example:

  zero columnimath (std :: pair and lt; const int, MyClass & gt; and pair) // might be a class static method Also in {pair.second.Method (); }  

and pass it to std :: for_each :

  std :: for_each (Map.begin () Map .end (), calligraphy);