On Dec 8, 2008, at 7:24 PM, Robert Kawulak wrote:
From: jesseperla
The only other things that I would say need to be thought through in the design is unions of constraints instead of just intersections of them. For example, I was checking this out a while back, and it manages the sets of intervals/etc. well: http://www.herold-faulhaber.de/itl/
Well, maybe in the future. This should be relatively easy to add as extension to the library, but may require some time to define the requirements and interface well.
I think this is solved as long as any predicate functor is accepted, which will require testing which I will be glad to help with. Again, it's just plain old std::logical_* templates.
I think the best solution for dynamic constraints union (or intersection) is to use boost::signal, and this is how I would implement this. Again, this is a possible addition to the library in the future if it proves generally needed.
Ditto. Nothing needs to be added to the library, but a bunch of stuff needs to get tested.