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Boost.Fusion is a library for working with heterogenous collections of data, commonly referred to as tuples.

Boost.Fusion is a library for working with heterogenous collections of data, commonly referred to as tuples. A set of containers (vector, list, set and map) is provided, along with views that provide a transformed presentation of their underlying data. Collectively the containers and views are referred to as sequences, and Fusion has a suite of algorithms that operate upon the various sequence types, using an iterator concept that binds everything together.

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Boost Fusion articles, examples, tutorials?

Do you know any good resources/articles/examples of boost::fusion library usage? Boost Fusion looks extremely interesting, I think I understand how it works and how to use the basics, but I'm looking for some resources that show any interesting…
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Boost.Fusion run-time switch

I am reading the type of an object from a file: enum class type_index { ... }; type_index typeidx = read(file_handle, type_index{}); Depending on the type index, I want to create a type (out of a list of possible types), and do something generic…
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Accessing boost fusion map field name

I've been trying to use some of the boost fusion stuff to write a regular c struct to file. An XML file seems a good way to capture the data and make it compatible with other tools or hand editable. It seems like I almost have it but something…
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Difference between boost::MPL and boost::fusion

I'm new to boost::fusion and boost::mpl libraries. Could anyone please tell me the main difference between these two libraries? Until now I used only fusion::vector and few other simple things. Now I want to use fusion::map or MPL::map but I don't…
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Haskell equivalent of Boost.Fusion

I have been playing with creating a fully typed DSEL in Haskell using GADTs and such for a fully type-safe AST, and it seems that doing a correctly typed compiler requires constructs such as maps from Haskell types to both types and values (typed…
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BOOST_FUSION_ADAPT_STRUCT doesn't take the right number of arguments

I am using Boost::Spirit to parse some text into structs. This requires using BOOST_FUSION_ADAPT_STRUCT for parsing text and directly storing into the structure. I know that the macro takes 2 arguments: the structure name as the 1st arg and all the…
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Boost::Spirit::Qi. How to turn inlined parser expressions into standalone grammars, and how to unpack the tuples generated by them?

I'm using QI and Phoenix, and I want to write a small grammar that returns 4 bools which are to be used as arguments for a function call inside a semantic action. I have several functions that need those things, and so far I have used this…
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Limits of BOOST_FUSION_ADAPT_STRUCT

I have tried to play with the BOOST_FUSION_ADAPT_STRUCT macro and tried some naive things such as use Fusion to print any arbitrary structure. Starting from this example code given in the documentation, I was unable to perform on my adapted…
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How to find an element in a boost::fusion::vector at runtime?

I have here a proprietary implementation of a generic state machine that uses a std::tr1::tuple as a transition table: template struct transition {...}; typedef std::tr1::tuple< transition<…
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Spirit Qi attribute propagation issue with single-member struct

I have an compilation issue with Spirit Qi where it complains that value_type is not a member of identifier. For some reason, Qi's attribute system considers identifier to be a container type, and tries to enumerate it's value type. This is a…
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C++ iterate into nested struct field with boost fusion adapt_struct

Two stackoverflow answers suggest the approach using fusion adapt_struct to iterate over struct fields. The approach looks nice. However, how do you iterate into a field which itself is a struct? Following the previous answers, I come up with the…
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Flatten a sequence of sequences (of sequences)

I'm using boost::fusion. Lets say I have something like the following: make_vector(1, make_vector('b', 3, make_vector(4, 5.5), "six"), 7, 8) I want to produce an function f such that f(make_vector(1, make_vector('b', 3, make_vector(4, 5.5), "six"),…
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How to iterate over boost::fusion associative struct and access in a generic way the keys

This is my very first question into this great knowledge exchange and I hope I find some help. I try to implement a generic way to create PrintTo functions (later to be used in GoogleTest). So the following code does just half of the job. It only…
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Accessing members in a C++ struct both dynamically and statically

I would like to have a struct (or something similar) in C++, that will allow access to its members dynamically. It should have a generic getter and setters that receive the member name as a string, and return some sort of variant type (e.g.…
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Boost Fusion Types offsetof

I'm currently trying to calculate an offset of a data member in a boost fusion adapted structure, but I am not sure if there is an elegant way to do so. I'd like to do something like the following: #include #include…
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