Bind a function against a range to make an iterating function?

As far as I'm aware, this doesn't exist in Boost, because it's easily reproduced with for_each and bind for example.

I don't see what the problem is. You said this could be achieved by a for_each construct in calling code. Yes, true.

Then why not put that for_each construct INTO the bind_range functor itself? I mean, bind_range is going to be a struct template with operator(). In this operator you must do a for_each.

Am I missing something?

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