std::ranges::split_view<V,Pattern>::find_next
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constexpr ranges::subrange <ranges::iterator_t <V>>
/*find_next*/( ranges::iterator_t <V> it );
(exposition only*)
/*find_next*/( ranges::iterator_t <V> it );
Searches for the next occurrence of pattern in the underlying view. Equivalent to:
auto [b, e] = ranges::search (ranges::subrange (it, ranges::end (base_ )), pattern_ );
if (b != ranges::end (base_ ) and ranges::empty (pattern_ ))
{
++b;
++e;
}
return {b, e};
[edit] Parameters
it
-
an iterator to the position at which to start the search
[edit] Return value
A subrange that represents the next position of the pattern, if it was found. An empty subrange otherwise.