/*
Example of iterating over cell's variables using boost::mpl.

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#include "iostream"

#include "boost/mpl/for_each.hpp"
#include "boost/mpl/vector.hpp"
#include "gensimcell.hpp"

using namespace std;

struct variable1 {
	using data_type = int;
};

struct variable2 {
	using data_type = float;
};

struct variable3 {
	using data_type = char;
};

int main(int, char**)
{
	gensimcell::Cell<
		gensimcell::Never_Transfer,
		variable1,
		variable2,
		variable3
	> cell;
	cell[variable1()] = 3;
	cell[variable2()] = 1.5;
	cell[variable3()] = '3';

	// lambda with auto argument requires C++14,
	// see documentation of boost::mpl::for_each
	// on how to support older compilers
	boost::mpl::for_each<
		boost::mpl::vector<variable1, variable3>
	>(
		[&cell](auto variable){
			cout << cell[variable] << " ";
		}
	);
	cout << endl;
	// prints 3 3

	return 0;
}

Add an example of iteration over (some) variables in a cell with boost::mpl.
Add an example of iteration over (some) variables in a cell with boost::mpl.
