A C++ implementation of a C# like property accessors

1. example

struct Obj
{
	accessor(char)
	{
		get {
			std::cout << "get: " << value << std::endl;
		}

		set {
			std::cout << "set: " << value << std::endl;
		}
	} c;

	accessor(int)
	{
		get {
			std::cout << "get: " << value << std::endl;
		}

		set {
			std::cout << "set: " << value << std::endl;
		}
	} i;
};

int main()
{
	Obj obj;

	obj.c = 'c';	// calls obj.c.set
	print(obj.c);	// calls obj.c.get

	obj.i = 42;
	print(obj.i);
}

2. accessor

#define accessor_class(accessor, type)				\
	class accessor						\
	{							\
		type value;					\
								\
		accessor(const accessor&)        = delete;	\
		type& operator=(const accessor&) = delete;	\
								\
		public:						\
		template <typename... Args>			\
		accessor(Args... args) : value() {}		\
								\
		inline operator const type& (void) const	\
		{						\
			__get();				\
			return value;				\
		}						\
								\
		inline accessor& operator=(const type & rhs)	\
		{						\
			value = rhs;				\
			__set();				\
			return *this;				\
		}						\
		enum

#define accessor_class_definition(NAME, ID, TYPE)  accessor_class(NAME##ID, TYPE)
#define accessor_classname_gen(NAME, ID, TYPE)     accessor_class_definition(NAME, ID, TYPE)
#define accessor(TYPE)                             accessor_classname_gen(accessor, __COUNTER__, TYPE)

#define get __dummy}; private:			\
	inline void __get (void) const

#define set			\
	inline void __set(void)