Thorsten Ottosen wrote:
However, I donøt think RangeEx should try to do this design. That's a job for Boost.RangeExEx, or some GSOC project.
To be honest, I'd really love to see a ground-up redesign of the STL that uses ranges and takes advantage of some of the other niceties that modern C++ (especially 0x) can provide us. The loss of concepts makes this lose its luster a bit, but perhaps a complete redesign of the STL with concepts in mind (as opposed to trying to put concepts into the current STL) would help to give some insight on how concepts *should* work. I've hesitated on doing much with this, since I'm still trying to figure out a place for multidimensional containers in all this, and they don't map quite so easily onto the concept of ranges (especially with respect to for loops, which are by definition a one-dimensional sequence). - Jim