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Why does std::any implementation use typeid?

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Generically accessing data from a varying list of attributes within sub-classes while maintaining polymorphic behavior

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Cant cout item in container with std::any

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std::any_cast without needing the type of the original object

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Is there a way to access the internal pointer of std::any using std::any_cast?

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What is the difference between `auto` and `std::any`?

Casting std::any to std::tuple

std::any containing std::tuple<std::any> fails to compile

Why does std::any implementation use typeid?

Shared_ptr of casted object becomes empty after casting

C++: check if the value stored in std::any is integral

How to get the data type of a std::any variable?

When should I use std::any

How to iterate an `std::array` with `std::any` value type?

Rust: How to Match against Any

C++ polymorphism factory How to build function object from its string name and map of parameter

C++ std::any how to check if type of std::any is vector

C++ std::any function that convert std::any of C char-array to string

Generically accessing data from a varying list of attributes within sub-classes while maintaining polymorphic behavior

C++ Type erasure with traits

Cant cout item in container with std::any

std::any_cast without needing the type of the original object

Why does std::function::operator= in C++ always construct and not assign object?

Is there a way to access the internal pointer of std::any using std::any_cast?

Is this a bug in libstdc++ with std::any or std::is_copy_constructible, or is it a legit error?

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