?std::sort conda ubuntu cling
In ProceduralProgramming/Functions:
// Nice Jupyter Xeus-cling feature that doesn't work for the Conda version of cling in macOS.
?std::sort
Doesn't seem to work in my environment (conda/Ubuntu)
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In ProceduralProgramming/Functions:
// Nice Jupyter Xeus-cling feature that doesn't work for the Conda version of cling in macOS.
?std::sort
Doesn't seem to work in my environment (conda/Ubuntu)
?std::vector
works well.
?sort
input_line_8:2:9: error: use of undeclared identifier 'sort'
typeid(sort).name();
^
But the cppreference about std::sort is displayed.
Looks like a Xeus-cling bug somewhere around here.
assigned to @steff
Give an example that works, and tell that some don't.
In fact it it even worse: ?std::vector
wasn't working on Linux as well... until I removed the comment above about macOS.
Yes, we should remove this tip (as it does not work) and add a link to https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/algorithm/sort or https://cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/sort/
This is a better advice !
mentioned in merge request !51 (merged)
mentioned in commit 04db67c4
closed with merge request !51 (merged)