and now im trying to make it more efficient
sorry, but I think you just didn't fix the name shadowing correctly
don't use names like
result2 and it becomes less confusing
not that i don't do that from time to time
oops
see here please
how about
auto member_name_var = converter(member_name)
by the time you get to the
at_key you should not need the variant anymore
because the information you needed from it was
member_name_var.index() which is visited as I
???
the name
active_member is incorrect
it is still a variant of compile-time strings
I would think
Member would be the type of member unless what you want is MemberName the type of a compile-time string. (which I don't think you want)
in any case the names don't match up
I'd say make the names make sense then go from there
gtg
how can i get the compile time string from std variant?
your call to std::get isn't needed
in that line
nor should you need to "remove reference"
err the "remove reference" comment I was looking at the old code in the chat
hana::at_key(result, MemberName{})
but still geetting errors
auto& member = boost::hana::at_key(result, mp_at_c<decltype(member_name_var), I>);
I being the index
using MemberName = the error will be more obvious
you are passing a type where an expression is expected
ok so the default ctor creates the compile time string
value?
vs the type is compile type hana string?
or
hana::string<'t', 'i', 'm', 'e', 'r'>{}