[string_ref] Don't rely on implicit conversation for operators

Hi,
This is a follow up of "[string_ref] Add an equality operator between
string_ref and char*"
I'm sorry for the previous message, I'm started learning C++ and I'm making
some errors
Here the new topic:
boost::string_ref rely on implicit conversation for using operators
For example this operator:
template

On 17 May 2013 19:39, Nicola Bizzoca
boost::string_ref should offer overloads for string and const char* so it can be possible write code like boost::string_ref("boost") == "boost" && boost::string_ref("c++") == std::string("c++")
Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like this is coming in the next release. There will be a beta release in early June if you want to try that. Daniel

On May 18, 2013, at 10:45 PM, Daniel James
On 17 May 2013 19:39, Nicola Bizzoca
wrote: boost::string_ref should offer overloads for string and const char* so it can be possible write code like boost::string_ref("boost") == "boost" && boost::string_ref("c++") == std::string("c++")
Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like this is coming in the next release. There will be a beta release in early June if you want to try that.
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Daniel James
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Marshall Clow
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Nicola Bizzoca