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Hi, good to see more Python like functions in c++.
Is it possible to have zip and zip_longest use a single iterator over an arbitrary number of containers that are only known at runtime? Just like in Python when unpacking a list of lists? It would really be helpful for me.
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I've been thinking about how to go about this and can't come up with a great way to deal with references other than std::reference_wrapper. That's likely what I'll end up using.
Hi, good to see more Python like functions in c++.
Is it possible to have zip and zip_longest use a single iterator over an arbitrary number of containers that are only known at runtime? Just like in Python when unpacking a list of lists? It would really be helpful for me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: