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namespace boost { namespace numeric { enum int_float_mixture_enum { integral_to_integral ,integral_to_float ,float_to_integral ,float_to_float } ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
namespace boost { namespace numeric { enum sign_mixture_enum { unsigned_to_unsigned ,signed_to_signed ,signed_to_unsigned ,unsigned_to_signed } ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
namespace boost { namespace numeric { enum udt_builtin_mixture_enum { builtin_to_builtin ,builtin_to_udt ,udt_to_builtin ,udt_to_udt } ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
namespace boost { namespace numeric { template <class T, class S> struct int_float_mixture : mpl::integral_c<int_float_mixture_enum, impl-def-value> {} ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
Classifying S
and T
as either integral or float, this
MPL's
Integral Constant indicates the combination of these attributes.
Its ::value
is of enumeration type boost::numeric::int_float_mixture_enum
namespace boost { namespace numeric { template <class T, class S> struct sign_mixture : mpl::integral_c<sign_mixture_enum, impl-def-value> {} ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
Classifying S
and T
as either signed or unsigned, this
MPL's
Integral Constant indicates the combination of these attributes.
Its ::value
is of enumeration type boost::numeric::sign_mixture_enum
namespace boost { namespace numeric { template <class T, class S> struct udt_builtin_mixture : mpl::integral_c<udt_builtin__mixture_enum, impl-def-value> {} ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
Classifying S
and T
as either user-defined or builtin,
this MPL's
Integral Constant indicates the combination of these attributes.
Its ::value
is of enumeration type boost::numeric::udt_builtin_mixture_enum
namespace boost { namespace numeric { template <class T, class S> struct is_subranged : mpl::bool_<impl-def-value> {} ; } } // namespace boost::numeric
Indicates if the range of the target type T
is a subset of the range of the source type S
.
That is: if there are some source values which fall out of the Target type's
range.
It is a boolean MPL's Integral Constant .
It does not indicate if a particular conversion is effectively out of range; it indicates that some conversion might be out of range because not all the source values are representable as Target type.
namespace boost { namespace numeric { template <class T, class S> struct conversion_traits { mpl::integral_c<int_float_mixture_enum , ...> int_float_mixture ; mpl::integral_c<sign_mixture_enum , ...> sign_mixture; mpl::integral_c<udt_builtin_mixture_enum, ...> udt_builtin_mixture ; mpl::bool_<...> subranged ; mpl::bool_<...> trivial ; typedef T target_type ; typedef S source_type ; typedef ... argument_type ; typedef ... result_type ; typedef ... supertype ; typedef ... subtype ; } ; } } // namespace numeric, namespace boost
This traits class indicates some properties of a numeric conversion
direction: from a source type S
to a target type T
. It
does not indicate the properties of a specific conversion,
but of the conversion direction. See Definitions
for details.
The traits class provides the following MPL's Integral Constant \s of enumeration type. They express the combination of certain attributes of the Source and Target types (thus they are call mixture):
int_float_mixture |
Same as given by the traits class int_float_mixture |
sign_mixture |
Same as given by the traits class sign_mixture |
udt_builtin_mixture |
Same as given by the traits class udt_builtin_mixture |
The traits class provides the following MPL's Integral Constant \s of boolean type which indicates indirectly the relation between the Source and Target ranges (see Definitions for details).
subranged |
Same as given by is_subranged |
trivial |
Indicates if both Source and Target, without cv-qualifications, are the same type.
Its |
The traits class provides the following types. They are the Source and Target types classified and qualified for different purposes.
target_type |
The template parameter |
source_type |
The template parameter |
argument_type |
This type is either source_type or It represents the optimal argument type for the converter member functions.
If S is a built-in type, this is |
result_type |
This type is either target_type or target_type const& It represents the return type of the converter member functions.
If |
supertype |
If the conversion is subranged, it is |
subtype |
If the conversion is subranged, it is |
#include <cassert> #include <typeinfo> #include <boost/numeric/conversion/conversion_traits.hpp> int main() { // A trivial conversion. typedef boost::numeric::conversion_traits<short,short> Short2Short_Traits ; assert ( Short2Short_Traits::trivial::value ) ; // A subranged conversion. typedef boost::numeric::conversion_traits<double,unsigned int> UInt2Double_Traits ; assert ( UInt2Double_Traits::int_float_mixture::value == boost::numeric::integral_to_float ) ; assert ( UInt2Double_Traits::sign_mixture::value == boost::numeric::unsigned_to_signed ) ; assert ( !UInt2Double_Traits::subranged::value ) ; assert ( typeid(UInt2Double_Traits::supertype) == typeid(double) ) ; assert ( typeid(UInt2Double_Traits::subtype) == typeid(unsigned int) ) ; // A doubly subranged conversion. assert ( (boost::numeric::conversion_traits<short, unsigned short>::subranged::value) ); assert ( (boost::numeric::conversion_traits<unsigned short, short>::subranged::value) ); return 0; }