This post is the third of the series of post focused on providing useful higher order functions that goes hand in hand with STL algorithms and ranges. The two previous posts went over the following set of tools: Lenses allow to “zoom” on the elements being scanned Traversal combinators allow to merge several scan into... Continue Reading →
Traversal Combinators
This post is the second of the series of post focused on providing useful higher order functions that goes hand in hand with STL algorithms and ranges. Last post was focused on higher order functions, lenses, that allows to zoom on the elements being scanned. Today's post is about exploring higher order functions that allows... Continue Reading →
Traversals and lenses
Following the amazing keynote of Eric Niebler on ranges at the CppCon2015, there has a been a lot of discussion on ranges in the C++ community. Ranges are an amazing tool to add to the STL. I am starting a series of post to introduce some useful higher order functions that go hand-in-hand with the... Continue Reading →
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