Andrei Alexandrescu <seewebsiteforem...@erdani.org> wrote: > rmcguire wrote: >> Wouldn't opIn be more useful if it returned a range starting with >> the element that was found? > > Thought about that, but it's hard to justify. Items aren't sorted in any > particular order, so you'd get pretty much a random bunch of stuff. > > Andrei >
Oh, I thought that ranges were going to be applied to network/file IO. I which case there is plenty of places one might want to jump forward in a "range"... ah but then we're talking AAs. Well I suppose the Socket class could have opIn return a range. hehe Thanks for replying
