Hello, Matthew. Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at 12:07:28 AM you wrote: MC> Peder Holt wrote:
It now compiles without warnings, also for classes with virtual members. Operator support is added for operator*. http://codepad.org/A4vaAMPZ
Regards Peder MC> Very nice. Do you know how reliable your reliance on UB is on the major MC> platforms? If it works on MSVC 9+, GCC 4.1, and darwin, that's enough MC> for me.
MC> Do you plan to have a macro for defining simple/trivial properties with MC> a single line? A more sophisticated macro could define the functions to MC> use for the getter/setter (similar to how Managed C++ and C++/CLI do it MC> AFAIK). Just like in C#, it encourages good design from the start of an MC> implementation: the first iteration can use properties backed by simple MC> member variables, while future implementations may use a more MC> complicated backend without the interface ever needing to change (and MC> without resorting to set/get syntax). That allows the design focus at MC> first to be on the interface instead of worrying about doing a good job MC> on both the interface and the implementation. FYI: http://lists.boost.org/Archives/boost/2008/07/139609.php I use this library during last year in two quite big projects. Now this library supports: - Triviral properties (also support property initialization inside declaration) - Properties with setters/getters - Indexable properties (up to three dimensions) - Abstract properties - Runtime properties enumeration - Generic setters/getters by property name (in runtime) - Generic setters/getters with conversion from/to string (but not for all cases) - Generic serialization with boost::serialization-like interface. Properties supports full set of unary/binary operators, 'member access' operator, and some other useful things. -- Best Regards, Sergey mailto:flex_ferrum@artberg.ru