I am trying to create a class that can do the following:
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int sample = 42;
// myObj is an instance of the class I'm writing
myObj.attach ("othername", sample);
myObj.set ("othername", 69);
writeln (myObj.get ("othername"), "\t", sample); // should
produce '69 69'
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Currently, my class appends to an array of Variants, and can
store data internally in this array. Ref parameters don't work
with variants, and pointers cause exceptions to be thrown. What
would be the best way to go about this?
I had momentarily considered using a struct that stores a void
pointer to the data, along with type info, and using this to
replace the Variant, but I like the ability to change the type at
runtime.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
