On Wednesday, 31 August 2016 at 08:06:05 UTC, Basile B. wrote:
allow them to see everything, then use "getProtection" if you
wanna be conform with the protection attributes.
That's how it used to work, but getProtection would fail if the
symbol wasn't public. Which led to me using a workaround to
something of this effect:
enum PrivacyLevel : string
{
Public = "public",
Private = "private",
Protected = "protected",
Export = "export",
Package = "package",
Inaccessible = "inaccessible"
};
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
template PrivacyOf( alias symbol )
{
static if( __traits( compiles, __traits( getProtection, symbol )
) )
{
enum PrivacyOf = cast(PrivacyLevel) __traits( getProtection,
symbol );
}
else
{
enum PrivacyOf = PrivacyLevel.Inaccessible;
}
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Still not an ideal solution - because if I'm trying to serialise
and deserialise everything in between module reloads I still need
to do the .tupleof method to get all data members; and if I want
to define privacy levels for functions I'm automatically binding
from C++ I need to muddy those waters with UDAs etc.
