Re: [Boost-users] Generating a large number of class member variables: PP vs mpl

20 Jan 2009

      AMDG

Hicham Mouline wrote:
...
I just realized you can instantiate fusion vector objects (forgot fusion is about runtime too)
So I have this example:
struct A {
  explicit A(int) {}
};
struct B {
  explicit B(int) {}
};
struct C {
  explicit C(int) {}
};
class Derived1 {
public:
  Derived1 () : members( A(5), B(5), C(5) ) {}
private:
  const boost::fusion::vector< A, B, C > members;
};
All members are constructed with the same argument(s) : 5
Now:
1. I may have 20 members in vector.... Is there a way not to explicitly construct them in the Derived1 ctor
You need to create a fusion sequence that consists of the same arguments
repeated many times.

template<class T>
struct constant {
    constant(const T& v) : value(v) {}
    T value;
    typedef T result_type;
    template<class U>
    T operator()(const U&) const { return(value); }
};

...

members(boost::fusion::transform_view(boost::mpl::range_c<0, 20>(), 
constant<int>(5)))
...
2. Derived3 and Derived7 have the same vector of members. Is there a way, inside Derived3 and 7, to take the vector from Derived1?
fusion containers can be copied from each other.  The copy will be
done member wise.

In Christ,
Steven Watanabe