questo vecchio pasticcio è il mio sforzo basato su pezzi e pezzi di SO. Il for_each dovrebbe essere espanso per supportare più di 20 valori enum. Testato su visual studio 2019, clang e gcc. c ++ 11
#define _enum_expand(arg) arg
#define _enum_select_for_each(_,_0, _1, _2,_3,_4, _5, _6,_7,_8,_9,_10,_11,_12,_13,_14,_15,_16,_17,_18,_19,N, ...) N
#define _enum_for_each_0(_call, arg0,arg1,...)
#define _enum_for_each_1(_call, arg0,arg1) _call(arg0,arg1)
#define _enum_for_each_2(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_1(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_3(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_2(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_4(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_3(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_5(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_4(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_6(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_5(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_7(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_6(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_8(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_7(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_9(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_8(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_10(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_9(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_11(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_10(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_12(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_11(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_13(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_12(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_14(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_13(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_15(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_14(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_16(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_15(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_17(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_16(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_18(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg0,arg1) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_17(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each_19(_call, arg0,arg1, ...) _call(arg) _enum_expand(_enum_for_each_18(_call,arg0, __VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_for_each(arg, ...) \
_enum_expand(_enum_select_for_each(_, ##__VA_ARGS__, \
_enum_for_each_19, _enum_for_each_18, _enum_for_each_17, _enum_for_each_16, _enum_for_each_15, \
_enum_for_each_14, _enum_for_each_13, _enum_for_each_12, _enum_for_each_11, _enum_for_each_10, \
_enum_for_each_9, _enum_for_each_8, _enum_for_each_7, _enum_for_each_6, _enum_for_each_5, \
_enum_for_each_4, _enum_for_each_3, _enum_for_each_2, _enum_for_each_1, _enum_for_each_0)(arg, ##__VA_ARGS__))
#define _enum_strip_args_1(arg0) arg0
#define _enum_strip_args_2(arg0, arg1) arg0, arg1
#define _enum_make_args(...) (__VA_ARGS__)
#define _enum_elem_arity1_1(arg) arg,
#define _enum_elem_arity1( ...) _enum_expand(_enum_elem_arity1_1 __VA_ARGS__)
#define _enum_elem_arity2_1(arg0,arg1) arg0 = arg1,
#define _enum_elem_arity2( ...) _enum_expand(_enum_elem_arity2_1 __VA_ARGS__)
#define _enum_elem_select_arity_2(_0, _1, NAME,...) NAME
#define _enum_elem_select_arity_1(...) _enum_expand(_enum_elem_select_arity_2(__VA_ARGS__, _enum_elem_arity2,_enum_elem_arity1,_))
#define _enum_elem_select_arity(enum_type,...) _enum_expand(_enum_elem_select_arity_1 __VA_ARGS__)(__VA_ARGS__)
#define _enum_str_arity1_1(enum_type,arg) { enum_type::arg,#arg },
#define _enum_str_arity1(enum_type,...) _enum_expand(_enum_str_arity1_1 _enum_make_args( enum_type, _enum_expand(_enum_strip_args_1 __VA_ARGS__)))
#define _enum_str_arity2_1(enum_type,arg,value) { enum_type::arg,#arg },
#define _enum_str_arity2(enum_type, ...) _enum_expand(_enum_str_arity2_1 _enum_make_args( enum_type, _enum_expand(_enum_strip_args_2 __VA_ARGS__)))
#define _enum_str_select_arity_2(_0, _1, NAME,...) NAME
#define _enum_str_select_arity_1(...) _enum_expand(_enum_str_select_arity_2(__VA_ARGS__, _enum_str_arity2,_enum_str_arity1,_))
#define _enum_str_select_arity(enum_type,...) _enum_expand(_enum_str_select_arity_1 __VA_ARGS__)(enum_type,__VA_ARGS__)
#define error_code_enum(enum_type,...) enum class enum_type { \
_enum_expand(_enum_for_each(_enum_elem_select_arity,enum_type, ##__VA_ARGS__))}; \
namespace _ ## enum_type ## _detail { \
template <typename> struct _ ## enum_type ## _error_code{ \
static const std::map<enum_type, const char*> enum_type ## _map; \
}; \
template <typename T> \
const std::map<enum_type, const char*> _ ## enum_type ## _error_code<T>::enum_type ## _map = { \
_enum_expand(_enum_for_each(_enum_str_select_arity,enum_type, ##__VA_ARGS__)) \
}; \
} \
inline const char* get_error_code_name(const enum_type& value) { \
return _ ## enum_type ## _detail::_ ## enum_type ## _error_code<enum_type>::enum_type ## _map.find(value)->second; \
}
error_code_enum(myenum,
(one, 1),
(two)
);
che produce il codice seguente
enum class myenum {
one = 1,
two,
};
namespace _myenum_detail {
template <typename>
struct _myenum_error_code {
static const std::map<myenum, const char*> myenum_map;
};
template <typename T>
const std::map<myenum, const char*> _myenum_error_code<T>::myenum_map = {
{ myenum::one, "one" },
{ myenum::two, "two" },
};
}
inline const char* get_error_code_name(const myenum& value) {
return _myenum_detail::_myenum_error_code<myenum>::myenum_map.find(value)->second;
}
Peccato che i cerchi che devi saltare con il preprocessore per farlo in uno dei linguaggi di programmazione più usati al mondo ...