Added arrow operator to ValueIterator and ValueConstIterator #41
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Added arrow operator to ValueIterator and ValueConstIterator
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When using ValueIterator or ValueConstIterator, it is necessary to dereference and use the dot operator to access the underlying value. STL Iterators, however, also override the arrow operator to provide shorthand for this.
For example,
(*it).ais equivalent toit->a.This pull request overrides the arrow operator to provide this functionality.