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From: hicks (hicks_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-02-11 07:17:27
I must apologize as that was not my intention.
Jonathan Brownell wrote:
>>(1)
>>For all cases where an STL predicate "pred" will suffice, e.g. your
>>example using std::greater<>,
>>is there any case where
>> std::max_element(b, e, pred)
>>would not also perform the job?
>>
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>Not that I can see. The max_element/min_element STL functions have
>somehow slipped my knowledge thus far, and I feel like a complete chump
>now in duplicating their functionality. Thanks for pointing out the
>obvious, and I'll go crawl back in my hole.
>
>-Jonathan
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