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C++ High Performance
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C++ High Performance

by Viktor Sehr, Björn Andrist
January 2018
Intermediate to advanced
374 pages
9h 53m
English
Packt Publishing
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Comparing distances with DistProxy

So let's see how the PointDistance proxy class looks in action. In this example, we'll determine which of the points, a or b, that are closest to bingo. Note how the code syntactically looks exactly the same as had we not utilized a PointDistance proxy class:

auto bingo = Point{31, 11};auto a = Point{23, 42};auto b = Point{33, 12};bool a_is_nearest = a.distance(bingo) < b.distance(bingo);

Under the hood, the final statement is expanded to something similar to this:

// These "DistProxy" proxy objects are never visible from the outsideDistProxy a_to_bingo = a.distance(bingo);DistProxy b_to_bingo = b.distance(bingo);// Member operator< on DistProxy is invoked, which compares member dist_sqrd_auto a_is_nearest ...
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