Interesting, I will look more into this.

To be honest, grepping the source, I found a couple of places with for x in &myvec. Probably tried them while learning the language, they worked and left them there.

But really, I am just more used to the old way. It visually feels more familiar, I have an explicit i to do things, and it's easier to delete/manipulate elements while in the loop and not invalidate anything. It's not that I am against an iterator if it matters and it's better, of course.

In my case, the important loops are like "for i in x0..x1 { draw(i, y); }". Is there a way to turn this into something that, for example, skips the bound checks or optimizes it in any other way?