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@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Supporting sections:
* [Glossary](#S-glossary)
* [To-do: Unclassified proto-rules](#S-unclassified)
You can sample rules for a specific language feature:
You can sample rules for specific language features:
* assignment:
[and regular types](#Rc-regular) --
@ -77,7 +77,12 @@ You can sample rules for a specific language feature:
[concrete types](#SS-concrete) --
[constructors, assignments, and destructors](#S-ctor) --
[hierarchies](#SS-hier) --
[operators](#SS-overload) --
[operators](#SS-overload)
* `concept`:
[rules](#SS-concepts) --
[in generic programming](#Rt-raise) --
[template arguments](#RT-concepts) --
[semantics](#Rt-low)
* constructor:
[invariant](#Rc-struct) --
[establish invariant](#Rc-ctor) --
@ -93,7 +98,6 @@ You can sample rules for a specific language feature:
[and destructors](#Rh-dtor) --
[copy](#Rh-copy) --
[getters and setters](#Rh-get) --
[`protected`](#Rh-protected) --
[multiple inheritance](#Rh-mi-interface) --
[overloading member functions](#Rh-using) --
[slicing](#Rc-copy-virtual) --
@ -136,23 +140,34 @@ You can sample rules for a specific language feature:
[class members](#Rc-initialize) --
[factory functions](#Rc-factory)
* lambda expression:
[???](#SS-lambdas)
[when to use](#SS-lambdas)
* operator:
[???](#S-???)
[conventional](Ro-conventional) --
[avoid conversion operators](#Ro-conventional) --
[and lambdas](#Ro-lambda)
* `public`, `private`, and `protected`:
[???]](#S-???)
[information hiding](#Rc-private) --
[consistency](#Rh-public) --
[`protected`](#Rh-protected)
* `static_assert`:
[???](#S-???)
[compile-time checking](#Rp-compile-time) --
[and concepts](#Rt-check-class)
* `struct`:
[for organizing data](#Rc-org) --
[use if no invariant](#Rc-struct) --
[no private members](#Rc-class)
* `template`:
[???](#S-???)
[abstraction](#Rt-raise) --
[containers](#Rt-cont) --
[concepts](#Rt-concepts)
* `unsigned`:
[???](#S-???)
[and signed](#Res-mix) --
[bit manipulation](#Res-unsigned)
* `virtual`:
[???](#SS-hier)
[interfaces](#Ri-abstract) --
[not `virtual`](#Rc-concrete) --
[destructor](Rc-dtor-virtual) --
[never fail](#Rc-dtor-fail)
You can look at design concepts used to express the rules: