Thorsten Ottosen wrote:
Vladimir Prus <ghost <at> cs.msu.su> writes:
Ok, I understand. I'm writing at the moment code like: ....... (*casts)[make_pair(Type::FloatTy, Type::DoubleTy)] = NM::FTOD;
and I think I'd rather like to eliminate that (*casts) part, and make_pair, but while assign library can eliminate (*casts), I'm not sure it can do much about 'make_pair'. Or it can....?
Hm...it can't totally figure out you code, but surely you don't need make-pair or anything. Any list of arguments can be forwarded to a call to the constructor of the type you're dealing with.
Please see the docs in /libs/assign/
Hmm.. maybe you can give me more hints? While: vector<pair<int, int> > v; push_back(v)(1, 2); works, map<pair<int, int>,int> months; insert(months) (1, 2, 3); does not, and map<pair<int, int>,int> months; ( list_of(1, 2), 31 ) does not work either. - Volodya