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MySQL 26.7.0
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True if the iterator is declared to meet LegacyInputIterator requirements. More...
#include <meta.h>
True if the iterator is declared to meet LegacyInputIterator requirements.
Note that this does not check the requirements (not even syntactic ones): an iterator that lies about its category will fool this function. However, an iterator defined using Iterator_interface is guaranteed to satisfy the syntactic requirements.