Range Utilities

Utilities for reduction like operations on ranges. More...

Classes
class	Dune::IntegralRange< T >
	dynamic integer range for use in range-based for loops More...
class	Dune::StaticIntegralRange< T, to, from >
	static integer range for use in range-based for loops More...
struct	Dune::ValueTransformationTag
	Tag to enable value based transformations in TransformedRangeView. More...
struct	Dune::IteratorTransformationTag
	Tag to enable iterator based transformations in TransformedRangeView. More...
class	Dune::TransformedRangeView< R, F, T >
	A range transforming the values of another range on-the-fly. More...

Functions
template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>
T::value_type	Dune::max_value (const T &v)
	compute the maximum value over a range More...
template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>
T::value_type	Dune::min_value (const T &v)
	compute the minimum value over a range More...
template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>
bool	Dune::any_true (const T &v)
	similar to std::bitset<N>::any() return true, if any entries is true More...
template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>
bool	Dune::all_true (const T &v)
	similar to std::bitset<N>::all() return true, if any entries is true More...
template<class T , class U , std::enable_if_t< std::is_same< std::decay_t< T >, std::decay_t< U > >::value, int > = 0, std::enable_if_t< std::is_integral< std::decay_t< T > >::value, int > = 0>
static IntegralRange< std::decay_t< T > >	Dune::range (T &&from, U &&to) noexcept
	free standing function for setting up a range based for loop over an integer range for (auto i: range(0,10)) // 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 or for (auto i: range(-10,10)) // -10,-9,..,8,9 or for (auto i: range(10)) // 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
template<class R , class F >
auto	Dune::transformedRangeView (R &&range, const F &f)
	Create a TransformedRangeView. More...
template<class R , class F >
auto	Dune::iteratorTransformedRangeView (R &&range, const F &f)
	Create a TransformedRangeView using an iterator transformation. More...
template<class Range >
auto	Dune::sparseRange (Range &&range)
	Allow structured-binding for-loops for sparse iterators. More...

Detailed Description

Utilities for reduction like operations on ranges.

All these reduction operations work for appropriate ranges and scalar values

Function Documentation

all_true()

template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>

bool Dune::all_true

(

const T &

v

)

similar to std::bitset<N>::all() return true, if any entries is true

overloads for scalar values, ranges, and std::bitset<N> exist

any_true()

template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>

bool Dune::any_true

(

const T &

v

)

similar to std::bitset<N>::any() return true, if any entries is true

overloads for scalar values, ranges, and std::bitset<N> exist

iteratorTransformedRangeView()

template<class R , class F >

auto Dune::iteratorTransformedRangeView	(	R &&	range,
		const F &	f
	)

Create a TransformedRangeView using an iterator transformation.

Parameters

range	The range to transform
f	Unary function that should the applied to the entries of the range.

This behaves like a range providing begin() and end(). The iterators over this range internally iterate over the wrapped range. When dereferencing the iterator, the given transformation function is applied to the wrapped iterator on-the-fly and the result is returned. I.e, if

it 

is the wrapped iterator and

f 

is the transformation function, then the result of

f(it) 

is returned.

The transformation may either return temporary values or l-value references. In the former case the range behaves like a proxy-container. In the latter case it forwards these references allowing, e.g., to sort a subset of some container by applying a transformation to an index-range for those values.

The iterators of the TransformedRangeView have the same iterator_category as the ones of the wrapped container.

If range is an r-value, then the TransformedRangeView stores it by value, if range is an l-value, then the TransformedRangeView stores it by reference.

Referenced by Dune::sparseRange().

max_value()

template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>

T::value_type Dune::max_value

(

const T &

v

)

compute the maximum value over a range

overloads for scalar values, and ranges exist

min_value()

template<typename T , typename std::enable_if< IsIterable< T >::value, int >::type = 0>

T::value_type Dune::min_value

(

const T &

v

)

compute the minimum value over a range

overloads for scalar values, and ranges exist

sparseRange()

template<class Range >

auto Dune::sparseRange

(

Range &&

range

)

Allow structured-binding for-loops for sparse iterators.

Given a sparse range R whose iterators it provide (additionally to dereferencing) a method it->index() for accessing the index of the current entry in the sparse range, this allows to write code like

for(auto&& [A_i, i] : sparseRange(R))
  doSomethingWithValueAndIndex(A_i, i);

References Dune::iteratorTransformedRangeView().

transformedRangeView()

template<class R , class F >

auto Dune::transformedRangeView	(	R &&	range,
		const F &	f
	)

Create a TransformedRangeView.

Parameters

range	The range to transform
f	Unary function that should the applied to the entries of the range.

This behaves like a range providing begin() and end(). The iterators over this range internally iterate over the wrapped range. When dereferencing the iterator, the wrapped iterator is dereferenced, the given transformation function is applied on-the-fly, and the result is returned. I.e, if

it 

is the wrapped iterator and

f 

is the transformation function, then the result of

f(*it) 

is returned

The transformation may either return temporary values or l-value references. In the former case the range behaves like a proxy-container. In the latter case it forwards these references allowing, e.g., to sort a subset of some container by applying a transformation to an index-range for those values.

The iterators of the TransformedRangeView have the same iterator_category as the ones of the wrapped container.

If range is an r-value, then the TransformedRangeView stores it by value, if range is an l-value, then the TransformedRangeView stores it by reference.