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In a range-based for, std::initalizer should use its member functions, not the free functions affected by argument-dependent lookup.
std::initalizer
See CWG2825 for details.
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CWG2825 "Range-based for statement using a braced-init-list" accept the resolution as proposed, forward to CWG for C++26, apply as a DR.
Result: Consensus
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In a range-based for,
std::initalizer
should use its member functions, not the free functions affected by argument-dependent lookup.See CWG2825 for details.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: