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Template metaprogramming helper used to resolve the callback argument into a std::function. More...
#include <subscription_callback_type_helper.hpp>
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using | callback_type = typename rclcpp::function_traits::as_std_function< CallbackT >::type |
Template metaprogramming helper used to resolve the callback argument into a std::function.
Sometimes the CallbackT is a std::function already, but it could also be a function pointer, lambda, bind, or some variant of those. In some cases, like a lambda where the arguments can be converted between one another, e.g. std::function<void (shared_ptr<...>)> and std::function<void (unique_ptr<...>)>, you need to make that not ambiguous by checking the arguments independently using function traits rather than rely on overloading the two std::function types.
This issue, with the lambda's, can be demonstrated with this minimal program:
#include <functional> #include <memory>
void f(std::function<void (std::shared_ptr<int>)>) {} void f(std::function<void (std::unique_ptr<int>)>) {}
int main() { // Fails to compile with an "ambiguous call" error. f([](std::shared_ptr<int>){});
// Works. std::function<void (std::shared_ptr<int>)> cb = [](std::shared_ptr<int>){}; f(cb); }
If this program ever starts working in a future version of C++, this class may become redundant.
This helper works by using SFINAE with rclcpp::function_traits::same_arguments<> to narrow down the exact std::function<> type for the given CallbackT.
using rclcpp::detail::SubscriptionCallbackTypeHelper< MessageT, CallbackT, Enable >::callback_type = typename rclcpp::function_traits::as_std_function<CallbackT>::type |