How to use std::foreach with parameters/modification

Question

I\'ve found myself writing

for(int i=0;iDoWhatever(param);

a lot, and I\'d like to compress this into

Answer 1

#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 


struct A
{
  bool IsOK () { return true; }
  void DoWhatever (int param) {}
};

struct B
{
  bool IsOk (A * a) { return true; }
  void DoWhatever (A * a, int param) {}
};

typedef std::vector Myvec;

void main()
{
  Myvec myvec;
  int param = 1;
  B b;

  // first challenge using boost::bind (fnct in the same class)
  std::for_each (myvec.begin(), myvec.end(),
    boost::bind (&A::DoWhatever, _1, param));

  // first challenge using boost::bind (fnct in an external class)
  std::for_each (myvec.begin(), myvec.end(),
    boost::bind (&B::DoWhatever, &b, _1, param));

  // second challange using boost::lambda (fnct in the same class)
  std::for_each (myvec.begin(), myvec.end(),
    boost::lambda::if_then(
      boost::lambda::bind (&A::IsOK, boost::lambda::_1), 
      boost::lambda::bind (&A::DoWhatever, boost::lambda::_1, param)
    )
  );

  // second challange using boost::lambda (fnct in an external class)
  std::for_each (myvec.begin(), myvec.end(),
    boost::lambda::if_then(
      boost::lambda::bind (&B::IsOK, &b, boost::lambda::_1), 
      boost::lambda::bind (&B::DoWhatever, &b, boost::lambda::_1, param)
    )
  );

}

You can simplify it by using namespaces...