Boris, On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 2:42 PM, Boris <boriss@web.de> wrote:
When a library is loaded the return type of shared_library::open() or shared_library::is_open() can be used to detect whether the library was loaded successfully. When shared_library::call() is called the return type can be used to detect whether the exported map function could be called. But is there another function like is_open() which could be called afterwards to check if the map function was called successfully? The datatype basic_type_map only provides get() and no empty(). It would be required to call get() first and operate on the returned std::map type to see if it contains any factories?
I've just added size() and empty() functions to type_map. You can also pass some sort of status message through the type_map to the shared library if you'd like (using a string or some custom type). I'm curious though, what type of problem were you having that led to this request? Jeremy Pack http://boost-extension.blogspot.com