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Made scan a new format callable #2062

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@SadiinsoSnowfall SadiinsoSnowfall marked this pull request as draft February 6, 2025 13:51
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I need some help with the documentation on this one

@SadiinsoSnowfall SadiinsoSnowfall marked this pull request as ready for review February 10, 2025 15:12
//! @groupheader{Examples}
//! - `eve::one`
//! - `eve::one_t`
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I undrestand where you coming from but this is not a helpful doc.

eve::one is what people should be using. one_t is almost never used.

@jfalcou help me here.

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Yeah, I asked @SadiinsoSnowfall to change it as technically the concept works on type not value.
We can change it back no problem.

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I updated the documentation, let me know

//! `eve::as_value` on a value of the first type.
//================================================================================================
template<typename S, typename Target>
concept substitute_for = generator_for<S, Target> || ((arithmetic_value<S> || relaxed_logical_value<S>) && requires(S s) { Target{s}; });
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requires(S s) { Target{s}; }

That's constructible. I'm not sure if we want convertible or constructible though.

Why arithmetic || relaxed logical? That is value, no?

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value doesn't include bool and we don't have(/want?) relaxed_value. I guess I could do value<S> || std::same_as<S, bool>

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Should be fixed

@jfalcou jfalcou merged commit 2d6b1fe into main Feb 16, 2025
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@jfalcou jfalcou deleted the callable/scan branch February 16, 2025 14:37
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