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template< typename F > struct apply0 { typedef unspecified type; }; template< typename F, typename A1 > struct apply1 { typedef unspecified type; }; ... template< typename F, typename A1,... typename An > struct applyn { typedef unspecified type; }; template< typename F , typename A1 = unspecified ... , typename An = unspecified > struct apply { typedef unspecified type; };
Invokes a Metafunction Class or a Lambda Expression F with arguments A1,... An.
#include <boost/mpl/apply.hpp>
Parameter | Requirement | Description |
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F | Lambda Expression | An expression to invoke. |
A1,... An | Any type | Invocation arguments. |
For any Lambda Expression f and arbitrary types a1,... an:
typedef applyn<f,a1,...an>::type t; typedef apply<f,a1,...an>::type t;
Return type: | Any type. |
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Semantics: | Equivalent to typedef apply_wrapn< lambda<f>::type,a1,... an>::type t;. |
template< typename N1, typename N2 > struct int_plus : int_<( N1::value + N2::value )> { }; typedef apply< int_plus<_1,_2>, int_<2>, int_<3> >::type r1; typedef apply< quote2<int_plus>, int_<2>, int_<3> >::type r2; BOOST_MPL_ASSERT_RELATION( r1::value, ==, 5 ); BOOST_MPL_ASSERT_RELATION( r2::value, ==, 5 );