Qt C++ How to use QList< >::const_iterator?

Question

I am iterating through a list and i want to use const_iterator. But i don't know how to do that! Until now i used iterator and i implemented my function this way. Can anyone help me to use const_iterator?

void MainWindow::populate(const QList<Vehicle> &vehicles)
{
int j = 0;
QListIterator<Vehicle> iter(vehicles);    
while(iter.hasNext()){
    Vehicle car = iter.next();
    //set car
    QString makeAndModel = car.getGeneralData().getMake() + car.getGeneralData().getModel();
    QStandardItem *mAndM = new QStandardItem(QString(makeAndModel));
    mAndM->setEditable(false);
    model->setItem(j,0,mAndM);

    //set type
    QStandardItem *type = new QStandardItem(QString(car.getGeneralData().getType()));
    type->setEditable(false);
    model->setItem(j,1,type);

    //set mileage
    QString mileageString = QString::number(car.getGeneralData().getMileage());
    QStandardItem *mileage = new QStandardItem(QString(mileageString));
    mileage->setEditable(false);
    model->setItem(j,2,mileage);

    //set year
    QString yearString = QString::number(car.getGeneralData().getYear());
    QStandardItem *year = new QStandardItem(QString(yearString));
    year->setEditable(false);
    model->setItem(j,3,year);

    //set registration
    QString regString = VehicleHelper::convertBoolToString(car.getRegistration().isRegistered());
    QStandardItem *regDate = new QStandardItem(QString(regString));
    regDate->setEditable(false);
    model->setItem(j,4,regDate);
    j++;
   }
 }

Solution

Some other variants for iterating a QList:

Using ConstIterator/const_iterator:

QList<Vehicle>::ConstIterator it = vehicles.constBegin();

for ( ; it != vehicles.constEnd(); ++it ) {
    const Vehicle& vehicle = *it;
    ...
}

Q_FOREACH (equivalent to foreach):

Q_FOREACH (const Vehicle& vehicle, vehicles) {
    ...
}

Or do it the STL pre-C++11 way:

std::for_each(vehicles.begin(), vehicles.end(), SomeFunction())

where SomeFunction is an unary function or functor taking a Vehicle as argument.

If you can use C++11 features (depends on the compilers you want to support), you can use a range-based for loop:

for ( auto vehicle : vehicles ) {
    ...
}