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[GunChleoc <fios@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Basically, that loop will give you the elements in the container, so you can do all the stuff with them that you would do if it was a simple variable.

I wasn't aware that close() will remove an element from the container. Best stay with the iterator after all then - adding a second loop + container would make the code unnecessarily complicated.

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