That wouldn't help much - people have access to the underlying range anyway.Andrei
You're right, I forgot about that. However, people generally won't be modifying a SortedRange in place, will they? Even if they do, it'll probably be using one of the mutating functions in std.algorithm. Also, somewhat related, couldn't std.algorithm.sort simply return the passed-in range if that range is already wrapped with SortedRange?
