Index: olena/ChangeLog from Roland Levillain &lt;roland(a)lrde.epita.fr&gt; * oln/core/apply.hh (apply2_self): Rename template parameter UnaryFun as BinaryFun. Cut lines so that they do not exceed 80 characters in width. Index: olena/oln/core/apply.hh --- olena/oln/core/apply.hh Mon, 15 Mar 2004 19:59:55 +0100 thivol_d (oln/d/39_apply.hh 1.16 640) +++ olena/oln/core/apply.hh Tue, 03 Aug 2004 17:39:07 +0200 levill_r (oln/d/39_apply.hh 1.16 640) @@ -239,9 +239,10 @@ ** ** \see apply_self() */ - template<class UnaryFun, class I1, class I2> - abstract::image<I1>& apply2_self(UnaryFun f, - abstract::image<I1>& input1, const abstract::image<I2>& input2) + template<class BinaryFun, class I1, class I2> + abstract::image<I1>& apply2_self(BinaryFun f, + abstract::image<I1>& input1, + const abstract::image<I2>& input2) { precondition(input1.size() == input2.size()); oln_iter_type(I1) p(input1); @@ -254,10 +255,11 @@ ** ** \see apply_self() */ - template<class UnaryFun, class I1, class I2> inline - abstract::image<I1>& apply2_self(abstract::image<I1>& input1, const abstract::image<I1>& input2) + template<class BinaryFun, class I1, class I2> inline + abstract::image<I1>& apply2_self(abstract::image<I1>& input1, + const abstract::image<I1>& input2) { - return apply_self(UnaryFun(), input1, input2); + return apply_self(BinaryFun(), input1, input2); } @@ -266,24 +268,26 @@ ** ** \see apply_self() */ - template<template<class, class> class UnaryFun, class I1, class I2> inline - abstract::image<I1>& apply2_self(abstract::image<I1>& input1, const abstract::image<I2>& input2) + template<template<class, class> class BinaryFun, class I1, class I2> inline + abstract::image<I1>& apply2_self(abstract::image<I1>& input1, + const abstract::image<I2>& input2) { // Workaround for g++-2.95 bug. - UnaryFun<oln_value_type(I1),oln_value_type(I2)> tmp; + BinaryFun<oln_value_type(I1),oln_value_type(I2)> tmp; return apply2_self(tmp, input1, input2); } - /*! \brief If \a I1 == \a I2 and the UnaryFun has only one parameter. + /*! \brief If \a I1 == \a I2 and the BinaryFun has only one parameter. ** ** \see apply_self() */ - template<template<class> class UnaryFun, class I> inline - abstract::image<I>& apply2_self(abstract::image<I>& input1, const abstract::image<I>& input2) + template<template<class> class BinaryFun, class I> inline + abstract::image<I>& apply2_self(abstract::image<I>& input1, + const abstract::image<I>& input2) { // Workaround for g++-2.95 bug. - UnaryFun<oln_value_type(I)> tmp; + BinaryFun<oln_value_type(I)> tmp; return apply2_self(tmp, input1, input2); }