on 20.08.2009 at 21:14 joel wrote :
is there a more fresh edition of that book? cause it seems not so modern at this moment OK, at this point, I'm startign to wonder if you're like trolling or something. calm down please! i'm just kidding!
blame me but i don't like such non standard features because they are too tricky (in a bad sense) and not general but as a last resort... yeah sure, that's why boost::result_of is sooooo bad to use. Come on, I like discussion but stating incorrect things like this won't get far. So before dissing stuff you don't know about, learn. i didn't say that it is sooooo bad to use it i just said what i said
returning to policies i ran through pediwikia actually (as now i know what exactly policy means) that was one of the first things that i thought about (though i didn't know that there was a name for it) but publicly inheriting an actual implementation... i do hope there is another way (and trying hard to find out) (a thought: maybe some minor things could be harmlessly implemented right that way, but not whole class implementation) -- Pavel