On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Joel de Guzman <joel@boost-consulting.com> wrote:
On 7/16/2012 1:38 AM, Ryan wrote:
I understand the advantage of the lambda section. It allows added variables to be created
and more complicated requirements to be accomplished. I just want to try and remove the
extra syntax from my users view if it isn't necessary (other than to make it work :) ). I
would think it's possible if the argument from one method is being used directly in the
other method without creating any additional variables.
it is you are trying to do and want your users to see. I'm sure
you can write a wrapper that will hide these things.
The Phoenix API would still be visible in my code. I was trying to hide the fact I used a lambda call to combine for_each and push_back. My colleagues are familiar with the concept of combining stl algorithms together. They are not familiar with lambdas. This was to avoid confusion when others need to maintenance my code.
I understand from both Nathan and you that a pure lazy method that you evaluate immediately is pointless. I'm not arguing that fact. Since this was an easy concept I wanted to understand the library for when evaluating a pure lazy method immediately isn't possible.
I apologize for the confusion of what I was trying to accomplish. I've have greatly appreciated the help that everyone has provided.
Ryan