Adding to a List which is being looped?

Question

Hello,
I am trying to add items to a list which is being looped.
Here is a demostration of what I want to do.
List<MyObject> myObjects = new ArrayList<MyObject>();
myObjects.add(new MyObject());
for (MyObject mo : myObjects) {
        if (mo.process()) { // assume 'true' for couple of loops
            MyObject mo2 = (MyObject) mo.clone();
            myObjects.add(mo2);
}I know I could keep a seperate list and then addAll to the myObjects list but that is not an option in my case. (code above is just a sample).
And I also don't want the items to be added to the list after the for loop is existed which I think will happen if i do the list synchronized. (correct me if i am wrong please).
Is there a way for this?
thanks.

Answer 1

This is a hard one. What you say you want can't be done with the new for loop nor with an iterator. You'll have to find a different way. If you know exactly what you want, there'll be a way to obtain it.
Why is it that you cannot use addAll() or another means to add the elements after the loop?
In your loop, do you want to loop through the added items too?
I never used a ListIterator, but I think it has a few more options than the plain Iterator. Did you look at that yet?