The code below does not compile:
#include <functional>
#include <variant>
int main() {
using ret_void = std::function<void()>;
using ret_int = std::function<int()>;
std::variant<ret_void, ret_int> var;
var.emplace([](){ return 1; } );
}
The compile says template argument deduction/substitution failed
. Can anyone explain why this fails to compile?
This fails to compile becausestd::variant::emplace
needs to be given either the type or the index of the variant alternative to emplace:
#include <functional>
#include <variant>
int main() {
using ret_void = std::function<void()>;
using ret_int = std::function<int()>;
std::variant<ret_void, ret_int> var;
var.emplace<ret_int>([](){ return 1; });
}
The first template parameter of all overloads of std::variant::emplace
[variant.mod] is either the index or the type of the variant alternative to emplace. None of these overloads use this parameter in a way that would make it deducible…
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