Concept List

Here is a list of all documented concepts with brief descriptions:

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▼Nbio	The main BioC++ namespace
▼Nalphabet	The alphabet module's namespace
Raminoacid	A concept that indicates whether an alphabet represents amino acids
Rsemialphabet	The basis for bio::alphabet::alphabet, but requires only rank interface (not char)
Rwritable_semialphabet	A refinement of bio::alphabet::semialphabet that adds assignability
Ralphabet	The generic alphabet concept that covers most data types used in ranges
Rwritable_alphabet	Refines bio::alphabet::alphabet and adds assignability
Rnucleotide	A concept that indicates whether an alphabet represents nucleotides
Rquality	A concept that indicates whether an alphabet represents quality scores
Rwritable_quality	A concept that indicates whether a writable alphabet represents quality scores
▼Nmeta	The Meta module's namespace
Rweakly_equality_comparable_with	Requires the two operands to be comparable with == and != in both directions
Rweakly_ordered_with	Requires the two operands to be comparable with <, <=, > and >= in both directions
Rarithmetic	A type that satisfies std::is_arithmetic_v<t>
Rfloating_point	An arithmetic type that also satisfies std::is_floating_point_v<t>
Rone_of	Resolves to (std::same_as<query_t, other_types> || ...)
Rbuiltin_character	This concept encompasses exactly the types char, signed char, unsigned char, wchar_t, char16_t and char32_t
Rnonint_character	This concept encompasses exactly the types char, wchar_t, char16_t and char32_t
Rtrivially_destructible	A type that satisfies std::is_trivially_destructible_v<t>
Rtrivially_copyable	A type that satisfies std::is_trivially_copyable_v<t>
Rtrivial	A type that satisfies bio::meta::trivially_copyable and bio::meta::trivially_destructible
Rstandard_layout	Resolves to std::is_standard_layout_v<t>
Rweakly_assignable_from	Resolves to std::is_assignable_v<t>
Rdecays_to	Resolves to std::same_as<std::decay_t<t>, std::decay_t<u>>
Rdifferent_from	The negation of bio::meta::decays_to
Rconstexpr_default_initializable	A type that is std::default_initializable<t> at compile-time
Rpair_like	Whether a type behaves like a tuple with exactly two elements
Rtransformation_trait	Concept for a transformation trait
Runary_type_trait	Concept for a unary traits type
▼Nranges	The ranges module's namespace
Rconst_iterable_range	Specifies requirements of an input range type for which the const version of that type satisfies the same strength input range concept as the non-const version
Rback_insertable_with	Describes range types that can grow in amortised constant time by appending an element of type val_t
Rback_insertable	Describes range types that can grow in amortised constant time by appending an element
Rback_emplaceable_with	Describes range types that can grow in amortised constant time by appending an element which is constructed in place