I would like to define a class which inherits from a bunch of classes but which does not hide some specific methods from those classes.
Imagine the following code:
template<typename... Bases>
class SomeClass : public Bases...
{
public:
using Bases::DoSomething...;
void DoSomething(){
//this is just another overload
}
};
The problem is now if just one class does not have a member with the name DoSomething
I get an error.
What I already tried was emulating an "ignore-if-not-defined-using" with a macro and SFINAE but to handle all cases this becomes very big and ugly!
Do you have any idea to solve this?
It would be really nice if I could define: "Hey using - ignore missing members".
Here I have some sample code: Godbolt
How about conditionally using a fallback?
Create non-callable implementations of each method:
Inherit from
Fallback
once for each base class:Then pull in each method conditionally either from the base class or its respective fallback:
Example.