iterators, pointers, classes, pointers

in c++.
i have a list of pointers to a class called Intersection:
list <Intersection *> all;

Within my Intersection class, there is a public member variable that is a list of road segments:
list <class Road_Segment *> adj;

i dont want to bog yall down with the nitty gritty details of my assignment, but what I need to do is:
iterate through 'all' and reassign new 'adj' values to each Intersection that 'all' points to.

IN A NUTSHELL: i dont know what syntax to use when using a list iterator to iterate through a list of pointers, and change the values of the member variables of the class that the pointers point to...

Thats about as simply as i think i can put it.

by using *lit im accessing the pointers to the intersection class... and I want to think that dereferencing those pointers would give me access to the intersection classes' member variables. which i could then modify using arrow/dot notation to specify which particuliar one.

I wish i was a real programmer, or a drug dealer. ;_;

less of this

modify using arrow/dot notation
I... um...
Man Sepples classes are more fucked up than the Java ones.
I supposedly know everything about objects, encapsulation and aliasing but have yet to be told about loops.

Jackson 5 GET

>IN A NUTSHELL: i dont know what syntax to use when using a list iterator to iterate through a list of pointers,


for(std::list<Your_Shitty_Class*>::iterator it = list.begin(); it != list.end(); ++it){
Your_ShittyClass* wareNoNeko= *it;
wareNoNeko->adj = kirei;
}

>>6
Why would you use such silly casing

>>7
To not scare OP with his Road_Segment :3

11 Name: Anonymous 2011-01-31 20:09

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