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From: Witz (witz_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-04-16 14:18:49
> From: "Victor A. Wagner Jr."
> what the heck are best_element and worst_element? at least I _know_ what
> min and max are.
we all _know_ what min and max are - that's the problem - we have a default
predicate in mind - so min_element(begin, end, greater) doesn't work as you
would initially (intuitively) expect - to understand it generally requires
viewing it as min_indexed_element_if_ordered_by.
best and worst have the advantage of requiring a context before they can be
understood - best_element(begin, end, greater) should therefore be clear to
just about anybody (i would hope :)
ian whittley
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