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@ -78,14 +78,14 @@ P0959R1 was discussed in San Diego LEWGI (attendance 13 people) with the followi
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Based on this feedback the following changes have been done in this version: Based on this feedback the following changes have been done in this version:
* `std::uuid` byte order is fixed (TODO: formal specification) * `std::uuid` byte order is fixed
* removed container interface (iterators and `size()`) because, fundamentally, a uuid is a single entity, an identifier, and not a container of other things * removed container interface (iterators and `size()`) because, fundamentally, a uuid is a single entity, an identifier, and not a container of other things
* removed `basic_uuid_random_generator` default constructor * removed `basic_uuid_random_generator` default constructor
* added `uuid_time_generator` functor to generate variant 1 time-based uuids * added `uuid_time_generator` functor to generate variant 1 time-based uuids
* proper initialization for the pseudo-random generator engines in all examples * proper initialization for the pseudo-random generator engines in all examples
* removed `to_wstring()` and made `to_string()` a function template * removed `to_wstring()` and made `to_string()` a function template
* made `from_string()` a non-throwing function template returning `std::optional<std::uuid>` * made `from_string()` a non-throwing function template returning `std::optional<std::uuid>`
* added `is_valid_uuid()` a non-throwing function template that checks if a string contains is a valid uuid * added `is_valid_uuid()` a non-throwing function template that checks if a string contains a valid uuid
* `uuid`s produced from names in different character sets or encodings are different (i.e. "jane" and L"jane") * `uuid`s produced from names in different character sets or encodings are different (i.e. "jane" and L"jane")
* removed the class `uuid_error` * removed the class `uuid_error`
* footnote on the use of the name Microsoft * footnote on the use of the name Microsoft