On Sunday, 24 November 2013 at 19:42:21 UTC, Philippe Sigaud
wrote:
On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 6:40 PM, Shammah Chancellor
<anonym...@coward.com> wrote:
However, for non-string templates. They have to be written
in a recursive
form, which can be particularly difficult in some cases.
template FooTemplate() //This code is totally made up
and not meant
to do anything useful, or necessarily be valid.
{
auto FooTemplate = TypeTuple!()
static foreach(member, __traits( allMembers,
someClass)
{
FooTemplate = TypeTuple!(FooTemplate,
__traits(getMember, someClass, member));
}
}
What's the consensis on something like this?
The consensus might well be 'use recursion' :) That's what I'd
do in
your case. CT computation on types is a lot like functional
programming: recursion and immutability.
However, the current set of tools is a bit lacking in that
department. Hopefully I'll be able to rectify this with my
attempt at a proper std.meta package :) Unfortunately, it's
proving to a bit of a stress-test on some dustier parts of the
compiler (not to mention my brain), so progress is a bit slower
than I would have hoped.
