[18,20] Consistent indexing of simple exception types #750
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Appply a simple, consistent pattern to the index entries, including th index of implementation defined behaviors, for the library types that derive from std::exception. In some cases this means adding entries, in others removing extra nested implementation-defined entries that are redundant since the addition of the index of implementatio defined behaviors. A few cross-references were added or corrected as part of this process. Further work to make the presentation and specification of these types probably requires LWG issues. In particular, bad_any_cast is woefully underspecified.
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Appply a simple, consistent pattern to the index entries, including th index of implementation defined behaviors, for the library types that derive from std::exception. In some cases this means adding entries, in others removing extra nested implementation-defined entries that are redundant since the addition of the index of implementatio defined behaviors. A few cross-references were added or corrected as part of this process. Further work to make the presentation and specification of these types probably requires LWG issues. In particular, bad_any_cast is woefully underspecified.
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Appply a simple, consistent pattern to the index entries, including
th index of implementation defined behaviors, for the library types
that derive from std::exception.
In some cases this means adding entries, in others removing extra
nested implementation-defined entries that are redundant since the
addition of the index of implementatio defined behaviors.
A few cross-references were added or corrected as part of this
process.
Further work to make the presentation and specification of these
types probably requires LWG issues. In particular, bad_any_cast
is woefully underspecified.