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I'm pleased to see the List Factory take a pointer to a buffer created for its initialization. What do you think about also allowing the initialization-style assignment?
For instance:
array<int> a = {1, 2, 3, 4};
// Some time later...
a = {5, 6, 7, 8};
It seems like the compiler could set up the same buffer and pass it to a special assignment operator designed to handle the buffer.
I understand. I only ask because I didn't see that listed in any of your Work In Progress pages.
No problem.
The to-do list on the work in progress is unfortunately not up to date. There are a lot of things there that have already been implemented, and also a lot of new things that I have on my to-do list but isn't listed there.
