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From: Jeremy Siek (jsiek_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-03-05 21:14:24
On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, David Abrahams wrote:
abraha> I'm not fond of this proposal, because it forces people
abraha> into long-winded usage. Also, iterator_traits<Base> are
abraha> seldom going to be correct, are they? Maybe it's too
abraha> tricky, but I'm sure with enough metaprogramming you could
abraha> get it to detect whether any of the /currently existing/
abraha> parameters are built traits using the named parameters
abraha> technique, and begin extracting trait values from there.
I don't see how the current iterator_adaptor interface can be used at the
same time as the named parameters technique (at least the recursively
nested version suggested by Aleksey).
abraha> My point is that people who just want to target conforming
abraha> compilers ought to be able to work with the current
abraha> (terse) usage... and I guess this also argues for moving
abraha> the Pointer parameter to the back again, once we also have
abraha> your new technique.
abraha>
abraha> What do you think of that?
A good goal... but I don't know how to achieve it.
confusedly-yours
Jeremy
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