41 lines
1.2 KiB
C++
41 lines
1.2 KiB
C++
#ifndef RFL_XML_PARSER_HPP_
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#define RFL_XML_PARSER_HPP_
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#include <type_traits>
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#include "../internal/is_attribute.hpp"
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#include "../parsing/NamedTupleParser.hpp"
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#include "../parsing/Parser.hpp"
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#include "Reader.hpp"
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#include "Writer.hpp"
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namespace rfl {
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namespace parsing {
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/// XML is very special. It doesn't have proper support for arrays, which means
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/// that we just need to ignore empty containers. Therefore, we need to a
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/// template specialization for the NamedTuple parser to accommodate for it.
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template <class ProcessorsType, class... FieldTypes>
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requires AreReaderAndWriter<xml::Reader, xml::Writer, NamedTuple<FieldTypes...>>
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struct Parser<xml::Reader, xml::Writer, NamedTuple<FieldTypes...>,
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ProcessorsType>
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: public NamedTupleParser<xml::Reader, xml::Writer,
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/*_ignore_empty_containers=*/true,
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/*_all_required=*/ProcessorsType::all_required_,
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ProcessorsType, FieldTypes...> {
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};
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} // namespace parsing
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} // namespace rfl
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namespace rfl {
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namespace xml {
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template <class T, class ProcessorsType>
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using Parser = parsing::Parser<Reader, Writer, T, ProcessorsType>;
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}
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} // namespace rfl
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#endif
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