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visitor_v2.cc
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// V2: Using the type list, to allow user-defined dispatching. | |
#include <cstdio> | |
#include <vector> | |
#include <utility> | |
// Library code. | |
template<typename> | |
struct Visitor { | |
}; | |
template<> | |
struct Visitor<std::tuple<>> { | |
}; | |
template<typename T> | |
struct VirtualVisitMethod { | |
virtual void Visit(T&) = 0; | |
}; | |
template<typename T, typename... TS> | |
struct Visitor<std::tuple<T, TS...>> : Visitor<std::tuple<TS...>>, VirtualVisitMethod<T> { | |
}; | |
template<typename TYPELIST> | |
struct AbstractVisitable { | |
virtual void Accept(Visitor<TYPELIST>&) = 0; | |
}; | |
template<typename TYPELIST, typename T> | |
struct Visitable : AbstractVisitable<TYPELIST> { | |
virtual void Accept(Visitor<TYPELIST>& v) override { | |
static_cast<VirtualVisitMethod<T>&>(v).Visit(*static_cast<T*>(this)); | |
} | |
}; | |
// User simple code (defining visitable classes, with non-virtual methods). | |
using TypelistAB = std::tuple<struct A, struct B>; | |
using TypelistBC = std::tuple<struct B, struct C>; | |
struct A : Visitable<TypelistAB, A> { | |
int a = 101; | |
void foo() { | |
printf("A::foo(%d)\n", a); | |
} | |
}; | |
struct B : Visitable<TypelistAB, B>, Visitable<TypelistBC, B> { | |
int b = 102; | |
void bar() { | |
printf("B::bar(%d)\n", b); | |
} | |
}; | |
struct C : Visitable<TypelistBC, C> { | |
int c = 103; | |
void baz() { | |
printf("C::baz(%d)\n", c); | |
} | |
}; | |
// User complex code (making use of non-virtual methods of visitable classes). | |
int main() { | |
A a; | |
B b; | |
C c; | |
struct FooOrBarCaller : Visitor<TypelistAB> { | |
// Note that forgetting to handle one of `Visit()` overrides will result in compile errors of two types: | |
// 1) overriding what is not `virtual`, thus attempting to operate on a parameter not from the type list, or | |
// 2) not overriding what should be overridden, thus attempting to instantiate the `Visitor` that is abstract. | |
virtual void Visit(A& a) override { | |
a.foo(); | |
} | |
virtual void Visit(B& b) override { | |
b.bar(); | |
} | |
} foobar; | |
for (auto& it : std::vector<AbstractVisitable<TypelistAB>*>({ &a, &b })) { | |
it->Accept(foobar); | |
} | |
struct BarOrBazCaller : Visitor<TypelistBC> { | |
virtual void Visit(B& b) override { | |
b.bar(); | |
} | |
virtual void Visit(C& c) override { | |
c.baz(); | |
} | |
} barbaz; | |
for (auto& it : std::vector<AbstractVisitable<TypelistBC>*>({ &b, &c })) { | |
it->Accept(barbaz); | |
} | |
} |
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