[template.bitset.general][vector.bool.pspc] Make subclauses for reference nested classes
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…ted classes into own subclauses
jensmaurer
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Dec 16, 2025
| \indexlibrarymember{reference}{vector<bool>}% | ||
| \begin{codeblock} | ||
| namespace std { | ||
| template<size_t N> class vector<bool>::reference { |
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please put the template-head on a separate line
| \indexlibrarymember{reference}{bitset}% | ||
| \begin{codeblock} | ||
| namespace std { | ||
| template<size_t N> class bitset<N>::reference { |
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Please put the template-head on a separate line.
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Can you make this two commits please (keep them in this single pull request)? |
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Consistent with other nested classes within the standard library. This formulation leads to slightly clearer specification for the member functions that now use appropriately qualified names.