I believe modern C++ initializer list are very usefull for initializing structure, sometime to the point of removing the need for defining your own constructor
struct point
{
float coord[3];
};
point p = {1.f, 2.f, 3.f}; // nice !
However, such a construction doesn't work when my structure inherit from another structure
template<typename T>
class serializable
{
protected:
serializable() = default;
...
// other stuff
}
struct point : public serializable<point>
{
float coord[3];
};
point p = {1.f, 2.f, 3.f}; // Doesn't work :(
I tried adding point() = default;
to my point structure, but that didn't work either.
- Work can I enable sur an initialization for my structure with inheritance ?
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