Hi,

I have a proposal "P2039R0 (do_until Loop)" to present at W21 in Prague but unfortunately I can't present it.

Some one will be there and wants to take this proposal?

It is such a simple, but interesting feature that may be used for everyone with all level of knowledge of language, but may change a way to programming a loop construction in specific cases.

I attached the proposal.

Best regards,
M.Rosemberg

----- Mensagem encaminhada -----
De: Botond Ballo <botond_ballo@yahoo.ca>
Para: Menashe Rosemberg <rosemberg@ymail.com>
Enviado: sábado, 8 de fevereiro de 2020 20:15:10 GMT+2
Assunto: Re: P2039R0 (do_until Loop)

Dear Menashe,

Please note, papers are only reviewed if there is someone there to present / champion them.

If you haven't done so already, I would suggest posting your paper to the std-proposals mailing list [1] for feedback. This is also a good place to then find a champion to present it.

Thanks,
Botond

On Saturday, February 8, 2020, 6:55:01 PM GMT+1, Menashe Rosemberg <rosemberg@ymail.com> wrote:


Dear Botond,

Unfortunately I won't be available at this event and I don't know who could present the proposal "P2039R0 (do_until Loop)". However I will be glad to respond any question by e-mail or if it is really necessary by other media as Whatsapp.

Best regards,
M.Rosemberg


Em sábado, 8 de fevereiro de 2020 19:28:37 GMT+2, Botond Ballo <botond_ballo@yahoo.ca> escreveu:


Dear Menashe,

My name is Botond; I chair the Evolution Working Group Incubator, the first WG21 subgroup to review new C++ core language proposals.

Will you, or someone else on your behalf, be available at the upcoming WG21 meeting in Prague to present "P2039R0 (do_until Loop)"?

Thank you,
Botond