struct dynamic_policy : boost::openmethod::default_policy::fork<dynamic_policy>::replace< boost::openmethod::policies::extern_vptr, boost::openmethod::policies::vptr_vector< dynamic_policy, boost::openmethod::policies::indirect_vptr>> {};
Committing this code to any project I've worked on would've left most of my coworkers absolutely checked out.
With the changes in the review branch, you can now say: struct dynamic_policy : boost::openmethod::default_policy::fork<dynamic_policy>::add< boost::openmethod::policies::indirect_vptr>> {}; I am pretty sure I can make this work: struct map_policy : default_policy::fork<map_policy>::with<vptr_map<map_policy>> {}; I.e. instead of saying `replace<Facet1, Implementation1>::replace<Facet2, Implementation2>` you can just say `with<Implementation1, Implementation2>`. If an implementation of the same facet exists in the policy, it will be replaced with the new one, otherwise the implementation will be added. Not in the review branch yet.