std::ranges::transform_view<V,F>::iterator<Const>::operator*
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constexpr decltype(
auto
) operator*
(
)
const
;
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Returns the transformed element.
Effectively returns
std::invoke
(
*parent_-
>fun_, *current_)
, where *parent_->fun_
is the transformation function stored in the parent transform_view
, and current_
is the underlying iterator into V
Parameters
(none)
Return value
The transformed element.
Notes
operator-> is not provided.
The behavior is undefined if the pointer to parent transform_view
is null (e.g. if *this is default constructed).
If *current_
is a prvalue, its lifetime ends before this function returns. If the transformation function returns a reference or pointer to it, the result would dangle.
Example
This section is incomplete Reason: no example |