Mapping key/value access in range based for loops #458
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This PR adds a new basic_node class API
map_items()
which allows using iterator member functions,key()
andvalue()
, in range-based for loops.For, since iterator's
operator*()
returns a reference to a mapping value node, it was impossible to iterate over mapping node referring both to keys and values just as described in the discussion #400.The
map_items()
function returns a helper range object which allows accessing those functions in range-based for loops like this:Furthermore, when this library is compiled with C++17 or better, structured bindings are also usable with mappings.
See the API reference page for
map_items()
for more details.Pull Request Checklist
Read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for detailed information.
Please don't
#ifdef
s or other means.