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A single-header-only opaque type-erased object handle library for C++. For interop with C libraries that use incomplete types and for general type-erasure and type-safe internal casting.
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Avril d0558318b0
Tested all variants of `make_opaque_handle()`, they all work. `opaque_handle` workable in a project; however. `try_cast()` does not work correctly and will not return `nullptr` if the types are wrong. TODO: Fixing this will require a refactor to use another inheritance graph of objects instead of `void*`, however, this is intended for work using C interfaces, so it"s not a high priority for it to work on polymorphic types. 		3 years ago
include Tested all variants of `make_opaque_handle()`, they all work. `opaque_handle` workable in a project; however. `try_cast()` does not work correctly and will not return `nullptr` if the types are wrong. TODO: Fixing this will require a refactor to use another inheritance graph of objects instead of `void*`, however, this is intended for work using C interfaces, so it"s not a high priority for it to work on polymorphic types. 3 years ago
src Tested all variants of `make_opaque_handle()`, they all work. `opaque_handle` workable in a project; however. `try_cast()` does not work correctly and will not return `nullptr` if the types are wrong. TODO: Fixing this will require a refactor to use another inheritance graph of objects instead of `void*`, however, this is intended for work using C interfaces, so it"s not a high priority for it to work on polymorphic types. 3 years ago
.gitignore Tested all variants of `make_opaque_handle()`, they all work. `opaque_handle` workable in a project; however. `try_cast()` does not work correctly and will not return `nullptr` if the types are wrong. TODO: Fixing this will require a refactor to use another inheritance graph of objects instead of `void*`, however, this is intended for work using C interfaces, so it"s not a high priority for it to work on polymorphic types. 3 years ago