I have this structure
static map<TypeA, pair<reference_wrapper<TypeB>, TypeC>> my_map;
Later, I access it like this:
pair<reference_wrapper<TypeB>, TypeC> instance = my_map[type_a_instance];
This error triggers:
no matching function for call to 'std::pair<std::reference_wrapper< TypeB>, TypeC>::pair()'
map::operator[]
must default construct the pair in the map if no mapping for the key exists. That's not possible for the types in your map because of the reference_wrapper
. Use find
instead.
pair<reference_wrapper<TypeB>, TypeC> instance =
my_map.find(type_a_instance)->second;
Or use at
as suggested by @Steve Lorimer
pair<reference_wrapper<TypeB>, TypeC> instance =
my_map.at(type_a_instance);
Of course both versions assume that the key can be found. The find
version gives you undefined behaviour if the key is not found, the at
version gives a std::out_of_range
exception.