[maybee]

hi,

when using something like

forAllIter(PtrDictionary<phaseModel>, phases_, iter)  
{ 
phaseModel& phase = iter();
.
.
.
}

is it possible to get the actual position/index of iterator "iter" (which pointer is the iterator refering to at the moment)?

Additionally:

If I define a dictionary like

const dictionary& subDict_Droplets;
subDict_Droplets = properties.subDict("currentValue");

can I create an iterator for the dictionary, set this iterator to a specific position of the dictionary (the position I would get from the first iterator if possible -> see code snippet 1) and get the content of the dictionary at that position?

-> Ok, I guess I solved the second part more efficiently by using the datatype "list<dimensionedScalar>" instead of "dictionary". The elements of datatype "list<dimensionedScalar>" should be accessable like a vector (->array) right?


greetings
maybee