On Friday, 10 January 2014 at 19:32:24 UTC, Atila Neves wrote:
I agree that std.algorithm is better than <algorithm>, but
let's not pretend that C++11 never happened (that happens from
time to time on this forum). The modern C++ version isn't
_that_ different:
for(auto& blah: myContainer) { //for-loop condition on one
line
doSomething(blah->impl->myDataField);
if(find(blah->impl->mySubContainer.begin(),
blah->impl->mySubContainer.end(), key) ==
blah->impl->mySubContainer.end()) {
//decltype is way shorter than
std::vector<MyType<Blah>>
//and change-resistant
return decltype(blah)::iterator{};
}
}
Again, I think that std.algorithm is better and that passing a
pair of iterators to everything when 99.9% of the time they'll
be begin() and end() anyway is a massive PITA. I'm a D convert.
Nobody here makes a point of posting D1 code and IMHO there's
also no point in posting C++98 / C++2003 code.
Atila
In our company we have people working with Visual Studio 2005, so
when I am working on common code I still have to avoid any new
C++ features! I am 'really' trying to get them to upgrade!
Craig
