I'm currently using boost::intrusive_ptr together with my GUI classes. Although this is more or less a convenience question, is there a proper way to get the typename of the current class? The reason I'm asking is that I have a macro for typedef'ing the different pointer types:
#define INTRUSIVE_PTR_TYPEDEFS(CLASSNAME) typedef boost::intrusive_ptr<CLASSNAME> Ptr; \
typedef boost::intrusive_ptr<const CLASSNAME> CPtr; \
typedef CLASSNAME* WeakPtr; \
typedef const CLASSNAME* CWeakPtr;
...
class Widget
{
public:
INTRUSIVE_PTR_TYPEDEFS(Widget);
...
};
class Button : public Widget
{
public:
INTRUSIVE_PTR_TYPEDEFS(Button);
...
};
It would be much more comfortable to have CLASSNAME
automatically deduced so you could simply copy'n'paste it into the class body. I'm using the compiler shipped with Visual Studio 2010.
No, that's not possible to do in C++.