[boost] Re: The Wonder of Tuples

2002-12-26 Thread Roland Richter
There has been some out-of-list discussion about this, and some work is being done. There's a PP based tuple implementation (mostly written by Joel) in Spirit's CVS that conforms to the Tuple speicification in the TR. Where is it? Do you refer to the files under

Re: [boost] Re: The Wonder of Tuples

2002-12-26 Thread Joel de Guzman
- Original Message - From: Roland Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] There has been some out-of-list discussion about this, and some work is being done. There's a PP based tuple implementation (mostly written by Joel) in Spirit's CVS that conforms to the Tuple speicification in the TR.

Re: [boost] Re: The Wonder of Tuples

2002-12-18 Thread David A. Greene
Roland Richter wrote: David A. Greene wrote: The fundamental problem is that it's inconvenient to iterate through a tuple. All we have is the get template to access tuple elements. Iterating is again conceptually simple -- just increment an index. But the fact that get is a template implies

[boost] Re: The Wonder of Tuples

2002-12-17 Thread Roland Richter
David A. Greene wrote: The fundamental problem is that it's inconvenient to iterate through a tuple. All we have is the get template to access tuple elements. Iterating is again conceptually simple -- just increment an index. But the fact that get is a template implies the index must be a

Re: [boost] Re: The Wonder of Tuples

2002-12-17 Thread David Abrahams
Roland Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: David A. Greene wrote: The fundamental problem is that it's inconvenient to iterate through a tuple. All we have is the get template to access tuple elements. Iterating is again conceptually simple -- just increment an index. But the fact that get