std::experimental::ranges::tag::in, in1, in2, out, out1, out2, fun, min, max, begin, end

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swap	exchange
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invoke identity	equal_to not_equal_to	greater less	greater_equal less_equal
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is_swappable_withis_swappable	is_nothrow_swappable_withis_nothrow_swappable	common_reference common_type
Tagged pairs and tuples
TagSpecifier TaggedType	tagged tag specifiers	tagged_pair make_tagged_pair	tagged_tuple make_tagged_tuple

Defined in header <experimental/ranges/algorithm>
struct in { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct in1 { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct in2 { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct out { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct out1 { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct out2 { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct fun { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct min { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct max { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct begin { /* implementation-defined */ }; struct end { /* implementation-defined */ };		(ranges TS)

These classes are TagSpecifiers for use with ranges::tagged.

The name of a specifier is also the element name it corresponds to. For instance, ranges::tagged<std::pair<int, int>, tag::min, tag::max> provides a set of named accessors named min and a set of named accessors named max.