On Saturday, 1 November 2014 at 05:27:16 UTC, Jonathan Marler
wrote:
No need for the extra function, just call:
x.toString(&(outputRange.put));
That doesn't work for a wide variety of possible cases, notably
when `put` is a function template or when the code depends on
std.range.put or some other UFCS `put` function. As such, it
should be avoided in generic code, and then you might as well
avoid it in general, lest your algorithm unnecessarily ends up
breaking with output ranges you didn't test for after refactoring.
(Note that parantheses are not required in your example)
