I created a variadic struct based on a std::tuple. Then, I would like to use a C-style array in the member initializer list with automatic type deduc ...
I created a variadic struct based on a std::tuple. Then, I would like to use a C-style array in the member initializer list with automatic type deduc ...
I want to pass variable names to std::make_tuple(), but it wouldn't let me. I'm using C++14, is there a way to achieve what I want? This throws an ...
I wrote the following snippet to test if I could perfectly forward values through a tuple and std::invoke. However the generated assembly looks kind o ...
I am new to atomic in C++ and trying to make a tuple from atomic objects. I am getting a compile time error and I do not understand why. How can I res ...
I want to store multiple non-movable types in a single variable. At the very first, I have tried std::tuple at the very first, but it fails. #includ ...
In the following code I try to get the tuple size of a custom type that derives from std::tuple. But the compiler complains that std::tuple_size is in ...
I'm trying to initialize a tuple (using std::make_tuple), and I want to store an std::type_info in it as well, but I don't know why for some reason th ...
Consider the following code snippet: #include <tuple> #include <type_traits> #include <utility> #include <cstddef> template ...
In the following code I want to print in the way mentioned in the question what am I getting is this: https://prnt.sc/oEjjTyr_dtdu Tried this hoping ...
I have the following situation: I must pack several pointers and an identifier into a tuple like this: typedef tuple<unsigned*, unsigned*, unsigne ...
I was toying around with tuples. I wanted to zip an arbitrary number of tuples. There is probably a better way to do that than what I came up with, bu ...
The following compiles fine with GCC and clang on on godbolt, but on my MacBook, in Xcode 14 it dies: #include <iostream> #include <compare& ...
Suppose abc is defined as: and xyz as Is it possible to declare an attribute in xyz such as std::tuple<abc<T>> for each T in Ts? ...
Is there any simple way to implement the following pseudo code? Or do you go down a template meta programming rabbit hole? template <size_t index, ...
I need to initialize a base class with arguments stored in a std::tuple. I have access to C++17 and managed to figure out that std::make_from_tuple ma ...
I know that I can create a multi-dimensional map by nesting maps together, e.g.: so it is easy to extract all of the values associated to the highe ...
Here is the MWE: #include <iostream> #include <tuple> #include <queue> using namespace std; bool operator<(tuple<int, int, i ...
This is the source code: Trying to return a std::tuple composed of type std::optional<> does not seem to work. The following error message is ...
I have a parameter pack like and a string like how can I resolve these data and pack them into a std::tuple<int, long, string, double> ...
I have derived from std::tuple and but was unable construct the derived class from an initializer list due to issues with class template argument dedu ...