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[associative.reqmts] Terribly formatted table #78
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For example "a_eq.insert(t)" -> "a_-\neq.insert(t)" |
Forwarded to LWG. |
Our preference is to move away from tables for requirements for C++20. |
Here is an example of a different way to present requirements. The example replaces Table 86 in [container.requirements.general]: The code lives in https://github.com/tkoeppe/draft/tree/table_to_paragraph |
Editorial meeting consensus: Present Thomas' bulleted rewrite to LWG for comment. |
Sent to -lib reflector for feedback. |
I really hope we can make some progress with this for C++20. There's good guidance from @geoffromer on the reflector, @tkoeppe needs to do some work here. |
For reference, the reflector thread is http://lists.isocpp.org/lib/2018/01/5041.php |
any update? |
Not happening for C++20. Retargeting. |
Resumed by Jens's effort in #4460. |
@jensmaurer: I take it we can close this now? :-) |
Yes. I've also added a link to the pull request. |
The table "Associative container requirements" has awful formatting.
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