/* @Copyright Barrett Adair 2015-2017 Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE.md or copy at http://boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt) */ #ifndef BOOST_CLBL_TRTS_APPLY_MEMBER_POINTER_HPP #define BOOST_CLBL_TRTS_APPLY_MEMBER_POINTER_HPP #include namespace boost { namespace callable_traits { BOOST_CLBL_TRTS_DEFINE_SFINAE_ERROR_ORIGIN(apply_member_pointer) BOOST_CLBL_TRTS_SFINAE_MSG(apply_member_pointer, members_cannot_have_a_type_of_void) BOOST_CLBL_TRTS_SFINAE_MSG(apply_member_pointer, second_template_argument_must_be_a_class_or_struct) namespace detail { template::value> struct make_member_pointer; template struct make_member_pointer { using type = typename std::remove_reference::type C::*; }; template struct make_member_pointer { using type = invalid_type; }; template struct make_member_pointer { using type = error_type; }; template using make_member_pointer_t = typename make_member_pointer::type; } //[ apply_member_pointer_hpp /*` [section:ref_apply_member_pointer apply_member_pointer] [heading Header] ``#include `` [heading Definition] */ template using apply_member_pointer_t = //see below //<- detail::sfinae_try< detail::fallback_if_invalid< typename detail::traits::template apply_member_pointer, typename detail::make_member_pointer::type>, detail::fail_when_same, detail::fail_if::value, second_template_argument_must_be_a_class_or_struct> >; namespace detail { template struct apply_member_pointer_impl {}; template struct apply_member_pointer_impl , detail::dummy>::type> { using type = apply_member_pointer_t; }; } //-> template struct apply_member_pointer : detail::apply_member_pointer_impl {}; //<- }} // namespace boost::callable_traits //-> /*` [heading Constraints] * `T` may be any type except `void` * `C` must be a user-defined type [heading Behavior] * A substitution failure occurs if the constraints are violated. * When `T` is a function, function pointer (unqualified), or function reference, then the aliased type is a member function pointer of `C` with the same parameters and return type. * When `T` is a member function pointer (unqualified) of any type, the aliased type is a member function pointer of `C` with the same parameters and return type. * Otherwise, the aliased type is a member data pointer equivalent to `std::remove_reference_t C::*`. [heading Input/Output Examples] [table [[`T`] [`apply_member_pointer_t`]] [[`int()`] [`int(foo::*)()`]] [[`int (&)()`] [`int(foo::*)()`]] [[`int (*)()`] [`int(foo::*)()`]] [[`int(bar::*)()`] [`int(foo::*)()`]] [[`int(bar::*)() &`] [`int(foo::*)() &`]] [[`int(bar::*)() &&`] [`int(foo::*)() &&`]] [[`int(bar::*)() const`] [`int(foo::*)() const`]] [[`int(bar::*)() transaction_safe`] [`int(foo::*)() transaction_safe`]] [[`int bar::*`] [`int foo::*`]] [[`int`] [`int foo::*`]] [[`int &`] [`int foo::*`]] [[`const int &`] [`const int foo::*`]] [[`int (*const)()`] [`int (*const foo::*)()`]] [[`void`] [(substitution failure)]] ] [heading Example Program] [import ../example/apply_member_pointer.cpp] [apply_member_pointer] [endsect] */ //] #endif