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In the previous sections the definition and some of the features of typelists
were discussed. Most bf(C++) programmers consider typelists both
exciting and an intellectual chalenge, honing their skills in the area of
recursive programming.
But there's more to typelist than a mere intellectual challenge. In the final
sections of this chapter the following topics are covered:
will be covered:
itemization(
it() Creating classes from a typelist.nl()
Here the aim is to construct a new class consisting of instantiations
of an existing basic template for each of the types mentioned in a
provided typelist;
it() Accessing data members from the thus constructed conglomerate class
by index, rather than name.
)
Again, much of the material covered by these sections was inspired by
hi(Alexandrescu, A.)
Alexandrescu's (2001) book, this time combined with the features offered
by the C++0x standard.
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