[Property Message] How to store variant in property tree

Hi I want to store variant object in my property tree. The variant for now will have only 3dPoint object, but it should vary multiple types in future. I tried the following code , and I am getting compiler errors. I know that maybe I need to write some kind of translation code for this to work,but don't know how to do that exactly and having hard time to grasp the concept. So how can I do this if possibly at all ? A code example would be great class 3dPoint { public: 3dPoint(double,double,double); double x; double y; double z; }; typedef boost::variant<ON_3dPoint> MyVariant; using namespace boost::property_tree; typedef basic_ptree<std::string,MyVariant> my_ptree; my_ptree pt; MyVariant point_variant = 3dPoint(1,2,3); pt.put("point",point_variant); MyVariant point_variant2 = pt.get("point"); boost::property_tree::xml_writer_settings<char> settings('\t', 1); write_xml("C:\\property.xml",pt,std::locale(),settings);

On 21.12.2012 08:27, Elizabeta wrote:
Hi I want to store variant object in my property tree. The variant for now will have only 3dPoint object, but it should vary multiple types in future. I tried the following code , and I am getting compiler errors. I know that maybe I need to write some kind of translation code for this to work,but don't know how to do that exactly and having hard time to grasp the concept. So how can I do this if possibly at all ? A code example would be great The serializations of property_tree are not tested for tree's that don't use some basic_string instantiation as key and value type. It's very likely that they just don't work. Sorry.
This is somewhere on my plans for the future, but don't hold your breath. Sebastian

On 12/21/2012 11:33 AM, Sebastian Redl wrote:
On 21.12.2012 08:27, Elizabeta wrote:
Hi I want to store variant object in my property tree. The variant for now will have only 3dPoint object, but it should vary multiple types in future. I tried the following code , and I am getting compiler errors. I know that maybe I need to write some kind of translation code for this to work,but don't know how to do that exactly and having hard time to grasp the concept. So how can I do this if possibly at all ? A code example would be great The serializations of property_tree are not tested for tree's that don't use some basic_string instantiation as key and value type. It's very likely that they just don't work. Sorry.
This is somewhere on my plans for the future, but don't hold your breath.
Sebastian
Thank you, good to know
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