standardese/cppast

Multidimensional array wrong to_string() representation

deadlocklogic opened this issue · 4 comments

deadlocklogic commented

Consider:

int array[][1];

Printing the type of this variable to output stream gives int[1][1]
What is wrong here?

By the way, @foonathan sorry for spamming the issue tracker, but I am trying to report pitfalls/possible bugs in order to improve this good library.
Thanks.

foonathan commented

By the way, @foonathan sorry for spamming the issue tracker,

No problem, I just have no time to look into the issues right now. Feel free to report anything you find though, I'll get back to you in two weeks or so.

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foonathan commented

Well, two months is almost like two weeks :D Fixed now, thanks for reporting.

deadlocklogic commented

No problem! 😅
By the way, any plans for a libtooling backend? Or a better solution for template member specializations?
Knowing if a class is abstract or final etc... gives huge advantage when generating bindings.
Thanks!

foonathan commented

By the way, any plans for a libtooling backend?

No, libtooling isn't really usable outside of clang's source tree and has frequent API changes.

Knowing if a class is abstract or final etc... gives huge advantage when generating bindings.

This is already supported.

final: https://github.com/foonathan/cppast/blob/e558e2d58f519e3a83af770d460672b1d4ba2886/include/cppast/cpp_class.hpp#L204

abstract: check whether it has a member which is pure virtual https://github.com/foonathan/cppast/blob/e558e2d58f519e3a83af770d460672b1d4ba2886/include/cppast/cpp_member_function.hpp#L43

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