c++ - How can I reach the value which iterator is pointing at? -

I have a certain std :: list of some types, for example list & lt; FILE & gt; I need every access to all the values ​​stored in it, for example:

  list & lt; FILE & gt; :: iterator iter; (IARR = Preferences :: OpenFD.bizen); IARAR! = Preferences :: OpenFD.and (IRAR ++) {Falcos (ITR); }   
 This does not work because it is not a file. How can I get the price at which I am pointing to it?  
  
 
 
 Just use a dereference operator:  
  fclose (* Ether); // ^ << / code>  
 Note also,  fclose  a  FILE * , not  FILE  is expected.  
 With C ++ 11 you can use category-based for:  
 For  (Auto & Preferences: Preferences :: OpenFD) Falcos (AMM);   
 Or you can also use  std :: for_each :  
  std :: for_each (preference :: OpenFD) .begin), Preferences :: OpenFD.and (), Ficlos);