[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lars Gullik Bjønnes) writes: | | IMO there is a draw between 'old fashioned code' and lambda. If one | | needs to decide for one or the other, other criteria are needed. | | 'simple standard constructs' would be one of them. > | so bind(&Foo::name, _1, name)
This was not the example I wanted to give, since this one requires a equal_to and nested binds. What I wanted was: bind(prefixIs, _1, name) (instead of using bind2nd or a manually created functor.) -- Lgb