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bslmf::InvokeResult_MemPtrArgQualifiers< t_MEMOF_CLASS, t_ARG_TYPE, false > Struct Template Reference

#include <bslmf_invokeresult.h>

Inheritance diagram for bslmf::InvokeResult_MemPtrArgQualifiers< t_MEMOF_CLASS, t_ARG_TYPE, false >:
bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils

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Public Types

enum  { k_IS_LVALUE, k_IS_CONST, k_IS_VOLATILE }

Static Public Member Functions

template<class t_SOME_TYPE >
static t_SOME_TYPE myDeclval ()
static bslmf::Tag< false > checkLvalue (AnyRvalue,...)
static bslmf::Tag< truecheckLvalue (AnyLvalue, int)
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag< false > checkConst (t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag< truecheckConst (const t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag< false > checkVolatile (t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag< false > checkVolatile (const t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag< truecheckVolatile (volatile t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag< truecheckVolatile (const volatile t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static t_TP & uncv (const t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static t_TP & uncv (const volatile t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static t_TP & unpoint (t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static const t_TP & unpoint (const t_TP &)
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if
<!bsl::is_void< t_TP >::value,
t_TP >::type
unpoint (t_TP *&)
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if
<!bsl::is_void< t_TP >::value,
t_TP >::type
unpoint (t_TP *const &)
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if
<!bsl::is_void< t_TP >::value,
t_TP >::type
unpoint (t_TP *volatile &)
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if
<!bsl::is_void< t_TP >::value,
t_TP >::type
unpoint (t_TP *const volatile &)

Detailed Description

template<class t_MEMOF_CLASS, class t_ARG_TYPE>
struct bslmf::InvokeResult_MemPtrArgQualifiers< t_MEMOF_CLASS, t_ARG_TYPE, false >

This metafunction determines which cv qualifiers and reference qualifiers should be propagated from the first argument of invoke_result.

This specialization is instantiated when t_ARG_TYPE is not derived from t_MEMOF_CLASS and is assumed to be a pointer or smart pointer type. If type A is the result of dereferencing an object of type t_ARG_TYPE, then the constant k_IS_LVALUE is true iff A is an lvalue reference; the constant k_IS_CONST is true iff A is a const-qualified reference; and the constant k_IS_VOLATILE is true iff A is a volatile-qualified reference.

See Component bslmf_invokeresult


Member Enumeration Documentation

template<class t_MEMOF_CLASS , class t_ARG_TYPE >
anonymous enum
Enumerator:
k_IS_LVALUE 

In C++03, cv qualifiers are discarded from rvalues.

k_IS_CONST 
k_IS_VOLATILE 

Member Function Documentation

template<class t_SOME_TYPE >
static t_SOME_TYPE bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::myDeclval (  )  [static, inherited]

Return an object of the specified t_SOME_TYPE template parameter type. This function is declared but not defined and is intended to be called in an unevaluated context. Because there is no definition, the available constructors for t_SOME_TYPE are irrelevant.

static bslmf::Tag<false> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkLvalue ( AnyRvalue  ,
  ... 
) [static, inherited]
static bslmf::Tag<true > bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkLvalue ( AnyLvalue  ,
int   
) [static, inherited]

(Declared but not defined) Return bslmf::Tag<false>() if the first argument is an rvalue and bslmf::Tag<true>() if it is lvalue. In actual use, the second argument is always a literal int, which causes the second overload to be preferred in case of ambiguity.

template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag<false> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkConst ( t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag<true> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkConst ( const t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]

(Declared but not defined) Return bslmf::Tag<true>() if the argument is const-qualified and bslmf::Tag<false>() otherwise.

template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag<false> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkVolatile ( t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag<false> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkVolatile ( const t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag<true> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkVolatile ( volatile t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bslmf::Tag<true> bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::checkVolatile ( const volatile t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]

(Declared but not defined) Return bslmf::Tag<true>() if the argument is volatile-qualified and bslmf::Tag<false>() otherwise. Note that if t_TP is both const- and volatile-qualified, it will not match volatile t_TP&, hence the need for the const overloads.

template<class t_TP >
static t_TP& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::uncv ( const t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static t_TP& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::uncv ( const volatile t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]

(Declared but not defined) Return the argument, with cv-qualifiers removed.

template<class t_TP >
static t_TP& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::unpoint ( t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static const t_TP& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::unpoint ( const t_TP &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if<!bsl::is_void<t_TP>::value, t_TP>::type& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::unpoint ( t_TP *&   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if<!bsl::is_void<t_TP>::value, t_TP>::type& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::unpoint ( t_TP *const &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if<!bsl::is_void<t_TP>::value, t_TP>::type& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::unpoint ( t_TP *volatile &   )  [static, inherited]
template<class t_TP >
static bsl::enable_if<!bsl::is_void<t_TP>::value, t_TP>::type& bslmf::InvokeResult_ImpUtils::unpoint ( t_TP *const volatile &   )  [static, inherited]

If the argument type t_TP is pointer to type X, where X is not cv-'void', return a reference to X; otherwise return a reference to t_TP. Note that these functions are declared but not defined and are intended to be called only in an unevaluated context.


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