On Saturday, 3 January 2015 at 14:28:07 UTC, Ondra wrote:
class C(T): B {} // missing in ModuleInfo
The reason is that's technically not a class and doesn't exist at
runtime, it is just a template for one (you can't new that, you'd
have to new C!some_actual_type). If you were to add a
class D : C!int {}
then you'd see class D shows up and has a parent of C!int...
however, you're right, C!int doesn't want to show up at all, even
if I instantiate it.
I'm not sure if there's a way around that other than to add some
code in the class to register itself. You could use a static
constructor that adds itself to a list.
Or, to give each class a shared ID, you could add a static member
which returns some variation of its typeinfo. In fact,
typeid(any_class) returns a unique identifier for each class (an
instance of TypeInfo), maybe you can use it directly.
