Iterate Through Instances

I swear, this is my last question for a while. Okay, now that I know how to set up a static vector for storing pointers to other objects with the behavior, I need to know how to iterate through the pointers in the vector and retrieve data. I know it involves something similar to this:

for (i = sameBehavior.begin(); i != sameBehavior.end(); i++)
{

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But I don't know how to properly setup the iterator or retrieve data from the current instance.

Sorry if this is more general C++ than SDK specific, but I can't seem to find what I need anywhere else.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Don't be afraid to ask questions - this is what the forum is for. Each question you ask gets answered and stays here, readable by everyone who decides to dabble with SDK. So, yeah, you're in fact helping form a FAQ

An iterator is defined as what it is you are iterating.

vector<CRunObject*>::iterator i = sameBehavior.begin();

Then continue as you were with the loop. Because you're iterating pointers, you access the data of the CRunObject like so: (*i)->.

Don't be afraid to ask questions - this is what the forum is for. Each question you ask gets answered and stays here, readable by everyone who decides to dabble with SDK. So, yeah, you're in fact helping form a FAQ

Blah, you're probably right.

An iterator is defined as what it is you are iterating.

vector<CRunObject*>::iterator i = sameBehavior.begin();

Then continue as you were with the loop. Because you're iterating pointers, you access the data of the CRunObject like so: (*i)->.

Sweet! It works! I was doing something very similar to this before, but this actually worked.

Just thought I'd mention this for anybody else doing something similar to this. If you're making a behavior and want to share the properties of the objects they're linked to, you should use this:

sameBehavior.push_back(pLink);[/code:ncps86ui]
Not this:

[code:ncps86ui]sameBehavior.push_back(this);[/code:ncps86ui]