Extending fmt::join to support C++20-only ranges. - #2549
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Thanks for the PR. Looks good but please apply clang-format. |
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The C++20 Ranges model means that you can have a type which is a C++20 range but not a C++17 range (an example of such is
views::joinon a range of prvalue ranges, orviews::iotaif the underlying type doesn't satisfyincrementable).We just have to use
std::iter_value_t<It>instead of going throughstd::iterator_traitsdirectly (bonus, it's shorter, and notypename) and we have to not use*it++and instead manually do*itand then++it, since C++20 input iterators are allowed to haveit++bevoid.