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Well, if you take advantage of it may break stuff. Although this doesn't really qualify as a breaking change since older code is going to compile when it's intr
by arthursilva 12y ago
Well, if you take advantage of it may break stuff. Although this doesn't really qualify as a breaking change since older code is going to compile when it's introduced.
- kzrdude 12y agoOlder code that uses specific features of that iterator will break. The slice iterator has its own methods (turn it into a slice), it's clonable and it is Copy.
- Gankro 12y agoIt's only a breaking change to one's API to actually use the functionality, though. I don't think there's anywhere in std's public APIs where we would suddenly change from returning a concrete iterator to an "abstract" one.