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inconvertibool.hpp
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#ifndef OPAQUE_INCONVERTIBOOL_HPP
#define OPAQUE_INCONVERTIBOOL_HPP
//
// Copyright (c) 2015, 2016
// Kyle Markley. All rights reserved.
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#include "numeric_typedef.hpp"
namespace opaque {
/// \addtogroup typedefs
/// @{
///
/// Safer boolean type. May be implicitly created from a bool, but not
/// from any other type, and which is not implicitly convertible to any type.
///
/// This is a safer substitute for built-in bool if you are concerned about
/// implicit conversions of bool to and from other types (like int) that may
/// be bugs. Inconvertibool prevents those implicit conversions.
///
/// By request of Christoph Weiss.
///
struct inconvertibool : opaque::numeric_typedef<bool, inconvertibool> {
using base = opaque::numeric_typedef<bool, inconvertibool>;
inconvertibool() = default;
// Constructor is not explicit, but is hidden for types other than bool.
template <typename T, typename = typename std::enable_if<
std::is_same<bool, typename std::decay<T>::type>::value>::type>
constexpr inconvertibool(T initial) noexcept : base(initial) { }
};
constexpr inline bool operator==(bool b, const inconvertibool& i) noexcept {
return b == i.value;
}
constexpr inline bool operator!=(bool b, const inconvertibool& i) noexcept {
return b != i.value;
}
/// @}
}
#endif