#include <more/gen/partial_ordering.h>
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A bidirectional iterator used by supremum_range.
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A bidirectional iterator used by supremum_range.
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construct a partial ordering with only infimun and supremum elements.
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contruct a deep copy.
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destructs the partial ordering. All elements created from the ordering will be invalidated. |
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clear a partial ordering. All elements of the ordering are invalidated. |
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imposes the constraint .
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copyies to
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copies to
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copies to In contrast to full orderings, there may be more than one element fulfilling this condition. |
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Not for production code.
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returns true iff is implied by the given contraits.
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erase an element. Unimplemented, does nothing. |
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Returns a range of the infimums of
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Returns a range of the infimums of
Note that the value_type of the iterator is |
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insert nodes in (e_min, e_max) into (e_min_dest, e_max_dest).
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insert a range of values. |
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create a new default constructed element.
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create a new element with the given value.
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returns the element which is greater than any other element. It is dereferenceable with an lvalue as the result. |
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returns the element which is greater than any other element. It is derferenceable. |
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returns the element which is less than any other element. It is dereferenceable with an lvalue as the result. |
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returns the element which is less than any other element. It is dereferenceable. |
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assign a deep copy.
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returns true iff is implied by the given constraints.
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Returns a range of the supremums of
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Returns a range of the supremums of
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