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From: Michael Walter (michael.walter_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-09-23 13:09:35
On 9/23/06, Oleg Abrosimov <beholder_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> The solution with auxiliary structure for parameter bundling is just
> slightly more verbose, but
> 1) it is exact (it is hard to interpret in a wrong way)
> 2) it doesn't pollute namespace with parameter names
> 3) instance of params structure can be reused many times reducing code
> duplication/bloating.
>
> Sorry for so long opus, but I really wonder why David Abrahams and
> Daniel Wallin put so great effort in the parameter lib. I can not see
> it's advantages.
Problems with your approach include:
a) parameter values are copied
b) parameter values need to be default-constructable (into a valid state)
c) you cannot check whether mandatory parameters are supplied at
compile-time (I believe)
Regards,
Michael
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