David Abrahams wrote:
I hope that with the named parameters library it will be possible to do:
add_edge(v1, v2, (vertex_color = 10, vertex_name = "foo"), g); ^--------------------------------------^
What are these for? That's not part of how the library works, at least today... oh, I see you're trying to deal with the "unbounded number of vertex properties" problem.
Right.
Probably the library should be modified a bit to help with that sort of situation. We really envisioned that it could help the graph library by just making the interfaces to the algorithms, which have lots of default arguments, much easier.
Well, I think BGL already supports default arguments in its named parameters. For me, the biggest advance of using this library for BGL (besides the above use case) would be the fact that the procedure for declaring/using named parameters is *documented*. With current BGL implementation, I'm still at loss.
Comments are appreciated.
I think we can whip something together for you.
That's great. - Volodya