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garfen opened this issue Jul 4, 2014 · 3 comments
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templates using >> or > > #342

garfen opened this issue Jul 4, 2014 · 3 comments

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garfen commented Jul 4, 2014

Should the standard consistently use either > > or >> with, for example, template argument lists within header synopsis's, examples, etc.? Currently (N3936) it seems to be a bit arbitrary.

Example:

A<B<T> > a;  // uses > >

A<B<T>> b;  // uses >>
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jwakely commented Jul 4, 2014

The vast majority still uses a space, because it predates C++11.

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garfen commented Jul 4, 2014

Is it supposed to stay that way, that things that predates C++11 should use space? What about things that was introduced in C++11 and uses space?

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FrankHB commented Jul 5, 2014

Like typedef-name declarations vs. alias-declarations?

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[lib] Modernize closing template brackets (#1008)
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Fixes #342.
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