On Mar 30, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Steven Watanabe wrote:
2) A set of predicates for determining if a sequence is ordered (by some criteria) (ordered.hpp) Originally written by Grant Erickson during the "Library in a week" session at Boostcon 2008, and reworked somewhat by myself.
The range library has some extra magic to control the return type of find etc. Maybe it should be used here too?
I'll take a look. I went back and forth on these routines - should they return an iterator, or just a boolean? A boolean would tell you if the whole sequence is sorted, an iterator tells you where the first out of order item is; == end -> no items are out of order. I compromised - I wrote the basic routine to return an iterator, and the "wrapper" routines return bool.
3) A set of predicates for determining other properties of a sequence, based on some suggestions for C++0x. (all.hpp)
The range overload of one_of_if should take a const R& argument.
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