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set_union¶
View page sourceUnion of Standard Sets¶
Syntax¶
#
include <cppad/utility/set_union.hpp>
result = set_union ( left , right )
Purpose¶
This is a simplified (and restricted) interface to
the std::union operation.
Element¶
This is the type of the elements of the sets.
left¶
This argument has prototype
const std::set<Element >& left
right¶
This argument has prototype
const std::set<Element >& right
result¶
The return value has prototype
std::set<Element >& result
It contains the union of left and right . Note that C++11 detects that the return value is a temporary and uses it for the result instead of making a separate copy.
Example¶
The file set_union.cpp contains an example and test of this