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From: Gary Powell (Gary.Powell_at_[hidden])
Date: 2000-09-14 11:23:55
> I liked the layered iterator concept.
Me too. It solves some nice problems.
> The VTL is neat,
Thanks! (It's a layered container solution.)
> but I believe it suffers from coupling the
> view/container/iterator concept, too close to the algorithm that
> produces them. Thus you have a different view for each manipulating
> algorithm.
But sometimes that's exactly what you want, a data collection to appear as
some other group. Also it fits well with the STL algorithms which want a
c.begin(), c.end() range.
> the Tokenizer Concept
Makes a great "smart" iterator, and a poor container, IMO not a good
candidate for a VTL type because it manipulates a stream not a container.
Screws and nails, smart iterators and views, the right tool for the job.
-gary-
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