Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2019 11:57:50 +0100
Hi,
We would like to create a proposal for extending the scope of auto keyword
and to allow for its usage for declaring class members when using default
member initialization.
struct Foo {
auto bar = makeBar();
};
In our codebase we encountered a need for this macro:
#define AUTO_MEMBER(NAME, ...) decltype(__VA_ARGS__) NAME = __VA_ARGS__;
To be used as such:
struct Foo {
AUTO_MEMBER(bar, makeBar())
};
But this has its limitations and a language support for this use case would
be nice.
Is there a reason why this was not done so far? Would this be something
worth pursuing?
Regards,
Dusan Jovanovic
We would like to create a proposal for extending the scope of auto keyword
and to allow for its usage for declaring class members when using default
member initialization.
struct Foo {
auto bar = makeBar();
};
In our codebase we encountered a need for this macro:
#define AUTO_MEMBER(NAME, ...) decltype(__VA_ARGS__) NAME = __VA_ARGS__;
To be used as such:
struct Foo {
AUTO_MEMBER(bar, makeBar())
};
But this has its limitations and a language support for this use case would
be nice.
Is there a reason why this was not done so far? Would this be something
worth pursuing?
Regards,
Dusan Jovanovic
Received on 2019-11-14 05:00:26