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From: John Max Skaller (skaller_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-05-07 11:58:49
Geurt Vos wrote:
> Concluding, IMO the low-level interface should go and only a high level
> interface should remain:
>
> function();
> function(functor)
> void set(functor)
> void clear();
> bool empty() const;
> operator()(...) // I mean several, not the ellipsis!
>
> I'm uncertain whether op== should be implemented...
What about operator<? Without it,
you can't make a set of these things. :-)
Without ==, you can't use search on a vector.
I have no idea what 'set, clear, empty' etc
might be for: functions can't be set, cleared,
or emptied. They should act like values, and be
callable.
{Have I missed something deep here?]
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