Re: Help with returns_ref_to_const meta-function
on Thu Nov 08 2007, Edd <edd-AT-nunswithguns.net> wrote:
template<class R>
static ref_to_const
testfunc(R&, typename enableifnonconst<R>::type = 0);
template<class R>
static ref_to_nonconst
testfunc(R&, typename enableifconst<R>::type = 0);
static val testfunc(...);
^^^
This will give you trouble when non-PODs are returned.
Try the code below (untested).
class Tester
{
typedef char val;
typedef char (&ref_to_nonconst)[2];
typedef char (&ref_to_const)[3];
static Arg& testval;
template<class R>
static ref_to_const
testfunc(R&, int, typename enableifnonconst<R>::type = 0);
template<class R>
static ref_to_nonconst
testfunc(R&, int, typename enableifconst<R>::type = 0);
template <class R>
static val testfunc(R, ...);
public:
static const size_t value = sizeof(testfunc(f(testval),0));
};
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