at<AssocSeq,Key,Default>
Where is at<AssocSeq,Key,Default>' defined in MPL? I can't find the header file that defines it. Thanks, Eric.
"Lemings, Eric B. \(Contr\)" <Eric.Lemings@ngc.com> writes:
Where is at<AssocSeq,Key,Default>' defined in MPL? I can't find the header file that defines it.
I don't think it is defined in MPL. After all, boost::mpl::at has only two template parameters. I think you've uncovered a documentation bug. Aleksey? -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com
David Abrahams writes:
"Lemings, Eric B. \(Contr\)" <Eric.Lemings@ngc.com> writes:
Where is at<AssocSeq,Key,Default>' defined in MPL? I can't find the header file that defines it.
I don't think it is defined in MPL. After all, boost::mpl::at has only two template parameters. I think you've uncovered a documentation bug. Aleksey?
I'd rather say it's an oversight in the code that needs to be fixed. The version with a default is time-proven to be an essential part of a user-friendly associative sequence interface. -- Aleksey Gurtovoy MetaCommunications Engineering
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