template<class FUNCTOR, bool ENABLE_SWAP = true>
class bsltf::DegenerateFunctor< FUNCTOR, ENABLE_SWAP >
This test class template adapts a CopyConstructible class to offer a minimal or outright obstructive interface for testing generic code. To support the testing of standard containers, this adapter will be MoveConstructible, CopyConstructible, and nothrow Destructible as long as the adapted FUNCTOR satisfies the same requirements. This class will further be Swappable if (the template parameter) ENABLE_SWAP is true and the adapted FUNCTOR is MoveConstructible. The (inherited) function call operator should be the only other available method, no other operation (e.g., the unary address-of operator) should be usable. We take advantage of the fact that defining a copy constructor inhibits the generation of a default constructor, and that constructors are not inherited by a derived class. DegenerateFunctor objects must be created through either the copy constructor, or by wrapping a FUNCTOR object through the static factory method of this class, cloneBaseObject.
template<class FUNCTOR , bool ENABLE_SWAP>
Swap the wrapped FUNCTOR object, by move-constructing a temporary object from the specified *other, then alternately destroying and in-place move-constructing new values for each of *other and *this. Note that this function is deliberately not named swap as some "clever" template libraries may try to call a member-swap function when they can find it, and ADL-swap is not available. Also note that this overload is needed only so that the ADL-enabling free-function swap can be defined, as the native std library std::swap function will not accept this class (with its deliberate degenerate nature) on AIX, or on Windows with Visual C++ prior to VC2010.
