I have a set of classes, each of them being a subclass of a base class. I
need an array of subclasses, and I know which one to instantiate thanks to a
numeric or litteral ID. So, I think the solution which fits my needs is
Tobias Schwinger's Boost.Functional/Factory library.
Thanks for all y our quick answers.
Olivier
2008/10/21 Stjepan Rajko
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Olivier Tournaire
wrote: Hi all,
I am wondering if a factory exists in boost. Any answer ?
Tobias Schwinger's Boost.Functional/Factory library was accepted into boost last year (http://lists.boost.org/boost-announce/2007/12/0161.php), but I don't think it has made it to trunk yet (I think you can get it from the vault). This library provides functional object adapters for both dynamic allocation of objects as well as value-based construction.
I have found it relatively straightforward to use this library in concert with Boost.Function and Boost.Bind to construct simple factory classes that can allocate objects based on provided keys. If that's the sort of factory you are looking for, I recommend Tobias's library.
Kind regards,
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