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Is there a way to reflect private fields?

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A bit of newbie question I guess. With the current status of C++, are there any ways we can reflect on private member fields or methods? My main use case...

bboysnick5

ohanar

While code-base spring cleaning I noticed that I (unwisely) ignored some refl-cpp variadic macro warnings that prevent gcc|clang compiling with more strict checks enabled (i.e. `-Werror`). This shows up already...

RalphSteinhagen

Q: make REFL_AUTO, REFL_TYPE etc. callable from nested namespace

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Hi @veselink1, thanks again for time and making refl-cpp public! We gained quite a bit more experience with your library and are happily using it for (de-)serialisation in our little...

RalphSteinhagen

Fix Warning: ISO C++11 requires at least one argument for "..." in variadic marco Thrown at Macro REFL_TYPE(TypeName) from various REFL_DETAIL_PRIMITIVE()

Boneau2007

Ability to break class declarations up

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I use refl-cpp to shove a C++ class framework into Lua with LuaBridge. The framework cannot be modified easily. Some of the classes have a large number of property setters...

rpatters1

This should substantially speed up compile times for many common operations. The large-pod 2x benchmark runs about 6 times faster.

veselink1

I'd like to maintain a certain level of verbosity when it comes to important class members. Currently, I'm writing members as: ```cpp class MyClass { struct d { static constexpr...

FoamScience

How to resolve the non-const signature of a class method.

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Suppose I have this class: ```c++ class Foo { const char* getPtr(); char* getPtr(); } REFL_AUTO(type(Foo), func(getPtr)) ``` I would like write my code always to resolve the non-const version...

rpatters1

Member list empty when using reflect<T>(), but works fine with reflect(const T&)

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Hi @veselink1 First of all, I would like to thank you for developing such an amazing library for C++. It has helped us a lot. While I was developing functionalities...

hanyiabc