I have a suggestion for the standard library....
This is sort of a combination of std::transform( ) and std::for_each() .
It applies the binary function to each iterator in [start1, end1), to the
corresponding member of the container beginning with start2. Like for_each(),
it returns the functor.
---
template<typena me Iter1, typename InIter2, typename BinaryFunc>
BinaryFunc apply(Iter1 start1, Iter1 end1, InIter2 start2, BinaryFunc func)
{
while (start1 != end1)
{
func(*start1, *start2);
++start1;
++start2;
}
return func;
}
---
You could dummy up something like this with for_each() and a clever functor, but
you begin to lose readability. Any comments, suggestions?
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news:c5******** *********@newss vr29.news.prodi gy.com... I have a suggestion for the standard library....
This is sort of a combination of std::transform( ) and std::for_each() . It applies the binary function to each iterator in [start1, end1), to the corresponding member of the container beginning with start2. Like
for_each(), it returns the functor.
--- template<typena me Iter1, typename InIter2, typename BinaryFunc> BinaryFunc apply(Iter1 start1, Iter1 end1, InIter2 start2, BinaryFunc
func) { while (start1 != end1) { func(*start1, *start2); ++start1; ++start2; } return func; } --- You could dummy up something like this with for_each() and a clever
functor, but you begin to lose readability. Any comments, suggestions?
A number of algorithms in the standard library could be generalized in this
way, to operate on two sequences instead of one, using binary rather than
unary predicates or functions. For instance, one could have a version of
find_if which takes two sequences and a binary predicate.
Instead of introducing double versions of these algorithms, a more general
solution might be to define iterator adaptors which turn pairs of iterators
into iterators over pairs.
Jonathan
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red floyd wrote: I have a suggestion for the standard library....
This is sort of a combination of std::transform( ) and std::for_each() . It applies the binary function to each iterator in [start1, end1), to the corresponding member of the container beginning with start2. Like for_each(), it returns the functor.
--- template<typena me Iter1, typename InIter2, typename BinaryFunc> BinaryFunc apply(Iter1 start1, Iter1 end1, InIter2 start2, BinaryFunc func) { while (start1 != end1) { func(*start1, *start2); ++start1; ++start2; } return func; } --- You could dummy up something like this with for_each() and a clever functor, but you begin to lose readability. Any comments, suggestions?
How is this different from std::transform, aside from the lack of an
output iterator?
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Jeff Schwab wrote: red floyd wrote:
I have a suggestion for the standard library....
This is sort of a combination of std::transform( ) and std::for_each() . It applies the binary function to each iterator in [start1, end1), to the corresponding member of the container beginning with start2. Like for_each(), it returns the functor.
--- template<typena me Iter1, typename InIter2, typename BinaryFunc> BinaryFunc apply(Iter1 start1, Iter1 end1, InIter2 start2, BinaryFunc func) { while (start1 != end1) { func(*start1, *start2); ++start1; ++start2; } return func; } --- You could dummy up something like this with for_each() and a clever functor, but you begin to lose readability. Any comments, suggestions?
How is this different from std::transform, aside from the lack of an output iterator?
transform performs the operation and copies it to the output. the posted
function does the operation "in place", without the overhead of operator=().
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