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High Performance Coder modified ticket #93
support std::tuple in all standard descriptors.
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support std::tuple in all standard descriptors.
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Overridden methods do not override base class methods in REST API.
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This is now fixed - most of the work done some time ago, with a recent fix to the partial override of overloaded methods.
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classdesc released /classdesc-3.44.tar.gz
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Home
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RESTProcess of references should support polymorphic types
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Fixed.
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typeName definitions for some std containers missing some template parameters.
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Make containers iterable in pythonBuffer
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Methods returning smart pointers don't seem to work with python
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RESTProcess of references should support polymorphic types
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const qualified return types cause problems with -overload
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Done.
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RESTService calls base class methods by preference to derived class methods
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Done via method a). Fix still in return-restprocess-object-refactor branch.
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const qualified return types cause problems with -overload
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Try fold expressions in classdesc::functional
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Done as much as we can - this only partly worked.
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Provide variadic versions of And and Or
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Presence of static member prevents method function descriptor being written correctly
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Presence of static member prevents method function descriptor being written correctly
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pragma mistakenly included in classdesc output
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Workaround is to use std::function.
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Or ecolab distrand on random.h
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Provide variadic versions of And and Or
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Problems with maps and RESTService
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Overridden methods do not override base class methods in REST API.
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RESTService doesn't handle classes derived from standard containers well.
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-overload incorrectly handled function pointers.
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Try fold expressions in classdesc::functional
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Another example: enum FooBar {foo, bar}; struct Bar { std::set<FooBar> foobar={foo,bar}; void update(unsigned width,unsigned height); }; Notice update is missing from the descriptor.
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std::array not correct deserialised
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const char* parameters do not work correctlywith RESTProcess
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On closer inspection, I don't think there is a solution to this. I have rejigged things to throw an exception, rather than silently failing.
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Not just windows - adding the following line to Root in RESTProcessExample.h std::string testString(const char* s) {return s;} Gives when running: rusnuc>RESTProcess /root/testString "hello" /root/testString=>"p\u00B0\u00A3\u0001"
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const char* parameters do not work correctlywith RESTProcess
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Not just windows - adding the following line to Root in RESTProcessExample.h std::string testString(const char* s) {return s;} Give when running: rusnuc>RESTProcess /root/testString "hello" /root/testString=>"p\u00B0\u00A3\u0001"
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const char* parameters do not work correctlywith RESTProcess on Windows MXE builds
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Associative containers do not json deserialise from a list
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Associative containers do not deserialise from a list
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RESTService calls base class methods by preference to derived class methods
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test/00/t0015a.sh failing
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Seems to have been a bash bug. Fixed with little scripting fu.
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Classes derived from smart pointers should be treated as such
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Check alternative metaprogramming libs to speed up functional compilation
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Check alternative metaprogramming libs to speed up functional compilation
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test/00/t0015a.sh failing
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Overridden members cause problems with xml_pack
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Overridden members cause problems with xml_pack
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>> causes problem with pragma omit
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Braces used in member initialisation also cause problems, even if -overload is not selected.
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Incorrect parsing
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classdesc doesn't handle -> return type decls
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classdesc misparses >> in return type of overloaded function
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classdesc misparses >> in return type of overloaded function
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classdesc misparses >> in return type of overloaded function
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Workaround is to overload the functions instead of using a default argument.
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The problem is probably the quoted comma is being interpreted as an argument separator
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Classdesc parses default argument incorrectly when -overload slected
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functional::eval should be able to call a function taking a non copiable argument
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round bracket member initialisation not processed correctly
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add C++11 move operations where appropriate
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inner class within template processed incorrectly
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-Werror complains about unused typedefs
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typeName for a template with template parameters could be improved.
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Done some time ago, it would appear
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add support for std::array to all descriptors
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enums declared part of class not exposed to python
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Turns out this was being done, but it is necessary to process the outer class first first (SciDAVis) before the enum. Since the enum was being automatically processed in the ApplicationWindow processing, the SciDAVis descriptor needs to be called first.
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enums declared part of class not exposed to python
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eg typeName<foo<int>> should expand to "Foo<int>" not "Foo<t>".</t></int></foo<int>
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Remove objective C support
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Fails to emit any descriptors
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Fails to emit any descriptors
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yaml serialiser
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is_integral<unsigned int64_t> missing
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It appears that technically, unsigned int64_t is an invalid type (although the compiler appears to accept it :). The correct type to use is uint64_t. The test problem is fixed appropriately.
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various valid enum forms do not work with Classdesc.
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private class inserted into classdesc output
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And clang on OpenSUSE
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private class inserted into classdesc output
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Added the pragma to classdesc output. The typedefs are required for odd situations where a type has been declared, and then used in a base class definition.
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base member imported with using clashes
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Added code to classdesc to detect using statements and remove potential overloads.
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#ifdef out auto_ptr support if C++17 used.
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/Users/rks/usr/ecolab/include/classdesc.h:485:7: note: candidate function not viable: no known conversion from 'minsky::Canvas::LassoMode' to 'std::string' (aka 'basic_string<char, char_traits<char="">, allocator<char> >') for 1st argument T operator()(std::string key) const { ^ /Users/rks/usr/ecolab/include/classdesc.h:490:17: note: candidate function not viable: no known conversion from 'minsky::Canvas::LassoMode' to 'int' for 1st argument std::string operator()(int val) const
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enum class not supported on clang on MacOSX
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Some enum value definitions cuase invalid code to be emitted.
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Some enum value definitions cuase invalid code to be emitted.
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add support for std::array to all descriptors
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#ifdef out auto_ptr support if C++17 used.
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typeName for a template with template parameters could be improved.
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