tricolaire:

OK, then, when you translate it to C++, make your life simpler and use STL. Then you'll find that your hashes, vectors and foreach loops translate fairly easily:

vector<X> aas;
vector<X>::iterator aa;
map<K,V> SEQ;
map<K,V>::iterator seq;
vector<Z> codons;
vector<Z>::iterator codon;

for (aa=aas.begin(); aa!=aas.end(); ++aa) {
    for (seq=SEQ.begin(); seq!=SEQ.end(); ++seq) {
        for (codon=codons.begin(); codon!=codons.end(); ++codon) {
                ... do something ...
            }
        }
    }

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Also, what I've shown isn't great STL. There are functors and predicates that let you do things like map and grep. Give it a try. You'll find that it makes C++ much nicer. (Though it does take a bit of time to wrap your head around it when you start.)

--roboticus

In reply to Re^5: foreach to for (related to my last question) by roboticus
in thread foreach to for (related to my last question) by tricolaire

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