On Monday, 13 August 2018 at 13:20:25 UTC, Seb wrote:
BTW it's very uncommon for empty to do work, it's much more
common to do such lazy initialization in `.front`.
Thanks Seb, that entire reply is a huge help.
By lazy initialization in `.front`, do you mean that I should
find a way for `front` to preload the first record?
If so, could you help me understand what you mean by lazy init
with `front`? `empty` is called before `front` upon first
iteration through the Range, so really the init has to be done in
the constructor, yes?
