Is there a way in C++ to forbid code to compile if the specific function was not called.
Imagine I have some class:
class CExample
{
public:
void Init();
void DoWork();
};
Is there a way to forbid calling DoWork() if the Init() function was not called for class object?
I want to forbid writing such a code:
CExample e;
e.DoWork();
and permit this version:
CExample e;
e.Init();
e.DoWork();
Can I reach this behaviour somehow with metaprogramming?
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