//---------------------------------------------------------------------------// // Copyright (c) 2013 Kyle Lutz // // Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0 // See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at // http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt // // See http://boostorg.github.com/compute for more information. //---------------------------------------------------------------------------// #ifndef BOOST_COMPUTE_FUNCTIONAL_FIELD_HPP #define BOOST_COMPUTE_FUNCTIONAL_FIELD_HPP #include namespace boost { namespace compute { namespace detail { template struct invoked_field { typedef T result_type; invoked_field(const Arg &arg, const std::string &field) : m_arg(arg), m_field(field) { } Arg m_arg; std::string m_field; }; } // end detail namespace /// Returns the named field from a value. /// /// The template-type \c T specifies the field's value type. Note /// that the value type must match the actual type of the field /// otherwise runtime compilation or logic errors may occur. /// /// For example, to access the \c second field in a /// \c std::pair object: /// \code /// field("second"); /// \endcode /// /// This can also be used with vector types to access individual /// components as well as perform swizzle operations. /// /// For example, to access the first and third components of an /// \c int vector type (e.g. \c int4): /// \code /// field("xz"); /// \endcode /// /// \see \ref get "get" template class field { public: /// Result type. typedef T result_type; /// Creates a new field functor with \p field. field(const std::string &field) : m_field(field) { } /// \internal_ template detail::invoked_field operator()(const Arg &arg) const { return detail::invoked_field(arg, m_field); } private: std::string m_field; }; } // end compute namespace } // end boost namespace #endif // BOOST_COMPUTE_FUNCTIONAL_FIELD_HPP