I have found many instances where something like this would be useful, but I would go further to be able to define them like this:


pair<int, char> pic;
[int a, char& b] = pic; //distinct types



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Subject: [std-proposals] Structured binding without type inference


If all variables of a structured binding are the same I think structured
binding without type inference would improve the readability.

    pair<int, int> pii;
    int &[a, b] = pii;

Or:

    pair<int, char> pic;
    int [a, b] = pic;