"Eric Niebler" <eric@boost-consulting.com> wrote in message news:4273D376.8030207@boost-consulting.com... | | "Thorsten Ottosen" wrote... | > | > "Gennadiy Rozental" <gennadiy.rozental@thomson.com> wrote... | > | | > | I believe we should move this discussion into separate thread. | > | FOREACH is under review now and range_ex is not even requested yet. | > | If we want it to be reviewed the first step in this direction could | > | be to request one. | > | > Then I request a review :-) | > | > Eric, please just respond privately or in a new thread. | > | > -Thorsten | | | I don't believe it's ready for that. You may feel you know the answers | to those design questions, but I'm less confident, and I would like more | feedback. I see. | Besides, Dave A. has been working in this space, and if a unified | approach to range algorithms can be found, that would be preferable. If | no such unified approach can be found, I want to know that it has at | least been explored. | | If you would like to drive the development of range_ex, be my guest. Sorry, no time. I will be proposing a range based version of <algorithm> in an autumn paper, but I don't think the interface will change significantly even with a grand model of everything. -Thorsten