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Expand Up @@ -77,17 +77,6 @@ auto x_by_index2 = t[0_idx]; // equivalent
`_idx` is a user-defined literal in the `stdx::literals` namespace. It is
equivalent to using the `index` variable template.

`get` is also available as a member function on `stdx::tuple` and works either
by index or by type (using the `tag` variable template):
[source,cpp]
----
using namespace stdx::literals;
auto t = stdx::tuple{1, true};
auto x_by_index1 = t.get(index<0>);
auto x_by_index2 = t.get(0_idx);
auto x_by_type = t.get(tag<int>);
----

NOTE: All forms of access preserve the value category of the tuple; i.e.
accessing an `int` member of a `stdx::tuple const &` gives an `int const &` and
so on.
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