Raffi Enficiaud aece067770 C-arrays are now considered as sequences ...

Most of the difficulty came from the fact that c-strings are also c-arrays, but comparisons are made in a different way (eg. not considering the last \0 element in the computation of the size, etc)

- is_forward_iterable now just checks if the type has accessors that makes it forward iterable (no size member function for instance)
- new concept: is_forward_container_iterable that looks for forward_iterable access + size and specific types. This is needed in order to disambiguate the dataset creation for arrays from the ones for collections
- is_cstring is now only for the C-string type of arrays. std::string and basic_cstring are not a C-strings anymore
- new concept is_cstring_comparable: indicates that types can be compared as if they were strings
- new concept for converting types to a basic_cstring, used for comparisons
- wrapper for accessing the begin/end/size (works for containers and C-arrays
- copy ctor for basic_cstring
- boost.range(begin/end) does not work well for array types

2017-07-06 11:47:03 +02:00

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boost/test

C-arrays are now considered as sequences

2017-07-06 11:47:03 +02:00