On Wednesday, 27 June 2012 at 21:22:31 UTC, Tobias Pankrath wrote:
E.g., to point to an element in the middle of some range we
would need to create another range and pass it to a function
along with the original range. I would hesitate to call them
ranges unless that is explicitly a goal for some particular
application. If that was the case, it would require an
explicit explanation. (IMO)
Why pass the original range?
I mean the range on which to perform an operation. It could be
passed via this parameter of member function or explicitly. It
could be not needed for some operations (trivial, like copy or
compare).
