algorithm.hh File Reference

#include <boost/range/iterator_range_core.hpp>
#include <algorithm>
#include <iterator>

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Namespaces
	vcsn
	vcsn::detail

Functions
template<typename Range , typename Predicate >
bool	vcsn::detail::any_of (const Range &r, Predicate p)
template<typename Container >
Container::value_type	vcsn::detail::back (const Container &container)
	The last member of this Container. More...
template<typename Container , typename Predicate >
void	vcsn::detail::erase_if (Container &c, const Predicate &p)
template<typename Container >
Container::value_type	vcsn::detail::front (const Container &container)
	The first member of this Container. More...
template<typename Iterator , typename Pred , typename Less >
boost::iterator_range< Iterator >	vcsn::detail::initial_sorted_range (Iterator begin, Iterator end, Pred pred, Less less)
	The return the longest initial range of elements matching the predicate. More...
template<typename Container , typename Compare >
bool	vcsn::detail::is_sorted_forward (const Container &container, Compare comp)
	Same as std::is_sorted, but works with an input iterator, not just a forward iterator. More...
template<typename Container >
Container::value_type	vcsn::detail::max_forward (const Container &container)
	Same as *std::max_element, but works with an input iterator, not just a forward iterator. More...
template<typename InputIt1 , typename InputIt2 >
std::pair< InputIt1, InputIt2 >	vcsn::detail::mismatch (InputIt1 first1, InputIt1 last1, InputIt2 first2, InputIt2 last2)
	Same as C++14's mismatch, which is not available in G++-4.8 with -std=c++1y. More...
template<typename Range , typename Predicate >
bool	vcsn::detail::none_of (const Range &r, Predicate p)
template<typename Range , typename Value >
bool	vcsn::detail::none_of_equal (const Range &r, const Value &value)
template<typename Container >
bool	vcsn::same_domain (const Container &x, const Container &y)
	Check that two associative containers have the same keys. More...