Ranges, Code Quality, and the Future of C++
https://medium.com/@jasonmeisel/ranges-code-quality-and-the-future-of-c-99adc6199608
Many of you have seen the recent blog post by Eric Niebler about the acceptance of his C++ Ranges proposal to the C++2a standard. This is a feature set I’ve wanted in C++ for some time. In fact, using C#’s standard LINQ library, I’ve become accustomed to writing code in this style.
I found it unfortunate, then, to see people respond to this post on Reddit and Twitter by complaining that this feature makes code unreadable. Apparently, C++ is becoming more complex and less useful.
Ranges, Code Quality, and the Future of C++
Dec 27, 2018, 2:30pm UTC
https://medium.com/@jasonmeisel/ranges-code-quality-and-the-future-of-c-99adc6199608
> Many of you have seen the recent blog post by Eric Niebler about the acceptance of his C++ Ranges proposal to the C++2a standard. This is a feature set I’ve wanted in C++ for some time. In fact, using C#’s standard LINQ library, I’ve become accustomed to writing code in this style.
> I found it unfortunate, then, to see people respond to this post on Reddit and Twitter by complaining that this feature makes code unreadable. Apparently, C++ is becoming more complex and less useful.