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From: remi.chateauneu_at_[hidden]
Date: 2007-05-15 05:42:37
>>> - The possibility to consider as a plain data member, any method
>>> (getter/setter ...) of a class, even if there is no underlying member,
>>> or if they are private, and also base classes.
>>>
> OOPS. I didn't read the last two about dynamic sttributes and
> the "consider as plain data member". I don't have any idea how
> fusion could be adapted to handle these needs, especially since
> I'm unclear about what is the "consider as plain data member" need.
> Could you explain more or provide examples?
>
Please let me give you a silly example:
struct Person {
std::string _name ;
int _age ;
bool is_retired(void) const { return _age >= 65 ; };
};
When serializing such an object, many users would like to have
'IsRetired' saved like the other members.
This may sound silly, but sometimes users are always right :):):) . So,
CRD allows to have in a definition list, not only class members, but
also methods of a given signature.
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