There is a function I'm using from a library that has a macro-ridden output type:
STRANGE_MACRO(something) the_function(Type1 t, Type2 u);
I would like to define a variable that will take this return value without first declaring a Type1
or a Type2
.
I was hoping something like this would work:
decltype(the_function(Type1, Type2)) return_value;
But it doesn't work. Can I do this without figuring out what the macro evaluates to and without declaring a couple variables first?
这正是std::declval
的用途:
decltype(the_function(std::declval<Type1>(), std::declval<Type2>())) return_value;
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