gc

This is a c++ reflection framework. set and get attribute dynamic, callback variable parameter, classes relationships, methods or properties from a class.

Usage

Write C++ Class like:

    #include <core/Object.h>
    #include <core/Ref.h>

    // Define a class
    CLASS_BEGIN(TestObject, gc::RefObject)

    private:
        int int_value;

    public:

        // Define a method
        METHOD _FORCE_INLINE_ int getIntValue() {
            return int_value;
        }

        METHOD _FORCE_INLINE_ void setIntValue(int value) {
            int_value = value;
        }

        // Define a property
        PROPERTY(int_value, getIntValue, setIntValue)

    CLASS_END

Run the process.rb

    ruby process.rb {path to header file}

This action would generate the dynamic codes. like:

    ON_LOADED_BEGIN(cls, gc::RefObject)
        ADD_PROPERTY(cls, "int_value", ADD_METHOD(cls, TestObject, getIntValue), ADD_METHOD(cls, TestObject, setIntValue));
    ON_LOADED_END

Now, you can using the reflection functions.

    Ref<TestObject> obj(new TestObject());

    // Get class name
    printf("ClassName %s\n", obj->getClass()->getFullname().str());
    printf("ClassName %s\n", obj->getInstanceClass()->getParent()->getFullname().str());

    // Call getter and setter method dynamic.
    obj->callArgs("setIntValue", 1023);
    printf("int value is %d -> %d\n", (int)obj->call("getIntValue"), obj->getIntValue());

    // Some usage of Callback
    RCallback cb = C([](int l){
        printf("output %d\n", l);
    });

    cb(30.32);
    cb(2883, "1");
    cb("nihao");

    RCallback cb2 = C([](Object *object){
        if (object) {
            printf("output %s\n", object->getInstanceClass()->getFullname().str());
        }else {
            printf("Object is NULL\n");
        }
    });

    cb2(30.32);
    cb2(2883, obj);
    cb2("nihao");
    cb2(obj);

dbsGen/gcore

gc

Usage