This changes most places in common code where range-based for loops are used to C++ 11 range-based for loops.

Therefore, loops like these:

for (Common::Array<const ControlEvent*>::iterator i = _controlEvents.begin(); i != _controlEvents.end(); ++i)

have been changed to their C++ 11 equivalent:

for (auto &event : _controlEvents)

I've used the following regexp to find and replace most cases:

for \([\w<>:]*\w*[_]*iterator (\w*) = ([\w.]*).begin\(\); [\w.]* != [\w.]*.end\(\); [\+]*[\w.]*[\+]*\) {

and the replace macro:

for (auto &$1 : $2) {

I've then checked each change, and adapted the code inside the loops accordingly.

Only straightforward loops have been adapted, as mentioned above. The following loops have been left with the existing semantics:

• loops where the iterator is modified internally
• loops in functions that return an iterator
• loops where erase() is called
• loops where insert() is called
• loops that store the current value of the iterator externally
• loops with reverse iterators
• specialized cases

Most of the common code has been adapted, and a lot of the engine code has been adapted, too. Since this is a lengthy process, the rest of the engines will be adapted in a future PR.

Thoughts and opinions are welcome :)