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Index of library names has cbegin(const C&) and cend(const C&) #5895

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jwakely opened this issue Oct 7, 2022 · 2 comments
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Index of library names has cbegin(const C&) and cend(const C&) #5895

jwakely opened this issue Oct 7, 2022 · 2 comments

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jwakely commented Oct 7, 2022

Those are not names.

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Maybe they should be grouped with the other cbegin and cend names, with "range access" or something as the description. This applies to cbegin(const C&) and cend(const C&) and crbegin(const C&) and crend(const C&).

Also, the first entry in that list (page 1116) is ranges::cbegin which is not at all clear from the index. The discussion in #5831 suggests it should be indexed as cbegin|ranges instead. This applies to all the functions in [range.access], namely ranges::begin, ranges::end, ranges::cbegin, ranges::cend, ranges::rbegin, ranges::rend, ranges::crbegin, ranges::crend, ranges::size, ranges::ssize, ranges::empty, ranges::data, and ranges::cdata.

Combining both suggestions:

cbegin
    basic_stacktrace, 584
    basic_string, 840
    basic_string_view, 823
    containers, 864
    range access, 1105
    ranges, 1116
    tzdb_list, 1528
    unordered associative containers

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jwakely commented Oct 7, 2022

This applies to cbegin(const C&) and cend(const C&) and crbegin(const C&) and crend(const C&).

And data, three times:

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And empty three times:

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and begin and end:

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jwakely commented Oct 7, 2022

And rbegin and rend:

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And size and ssize:

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i.e. everything in [iterator.range].

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