On 06/06/2015 10:21 AM, Louis Dionne wrote:> Larry Evans
The link with name:
boost::hana::literals
takes my browser to:
http://ldionne.com/hana/namespaceboost_1_1hana_1_1literals.html
which my browser (firefox) displays with:
Louis Dionne Programming and Categories, Oh My! 404: Page not found
Thanks.
This was fixed on develop, and the changes will be live in a couple of
hours.
Louis
Thanks Louis. BTW, I've found another minor problem with the documentation. At the momment, I find it easier to report these as I find them. Should I email you directly or post to the boost.devel list? Any, the minor problem is here: http://ldionne.com/hana/structboost_1_1hana_1_1Tuple.html which contains: Synopsis of methods template<> constexpr auto make< Tuple > Create a Tuple containing the given objects. More... However, there are no 'given objects' in the above. This requires the reader to puzzle over what's meant. The reader finds a hint further down in the Methods section which contains: -{--cut here-- template<> constexpr auto make< Tuple > related Initial value: = [](auto&& ...xs) -> _tuplestd::decay_t(decltype(xs))... { return {forwarded(xs)...}; } Create a Tuple containing the given objects. -}--cut here-- Where it's easy for the reader to infer the objects are x... . However, what's created is: _tuplestd::decay_t(decltype(xs))... and not Tuple, which I assume is the Tuple defined here: https://github.com/ldionne/hana/blob/master/include/boost/hana/ext/std/tuple... And the link to Tuple on the aforementioned page is no help because it just sends the browser back to the same page. The documentation would be clearer if Tuple were described as a some sort of Tag "designating" a type similar to std::tuple and the link to Tuple sent the brower to a page with this description. HTH. -regards, Larry