I have a class Fee.
class Fee
{
private:
std::string _code;
int _value;
std::string _description_EN;
std::string _description_UA;
std::vector<std::function<std::string()>> get_description;
public:
//CONSTRUCTORS
Fee(int value, std::string_view code, std::string_view description_EN, std::string_view description_UA);
Fee(const std::string _csv_line, const char separator);
Fee(const Fee &) = delete;
Fee(Fee &&) = default;
//OPERATORS
Fee &operator=(const Fee &) = delete;
Fee &operator=(Fee &&) = default;
Fee &operator++() = delete;
Fee &operator++(int) = delete;
Fee &operator--() = delete;
Fee &operator--(int) = delete;
Fee &operator+(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator-(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator+=(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator-=(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator/(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator*(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator/=(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator*=(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator%(const Fee &other) = delete;
Fee &operator%=(const Fee &other) = delete;
//SETTERS
void set_new_value(int value);
//GETTERS
std::string code();
int value();
std::string description(Language language = Language::EN);
//FUNCTIONS
//DESTRUCTOR
~Fee() = default;
};
And class FeeList which stores map of Fees
class FeeList
{
private:
std::map<std::string, Fee> _fee_list;
FeeList() = default;
public:
static FeeList &fee_list();
//CONSTRUCTORS
FeeList(const FeeList &) = delete;
FeeList(FeeList &&) = delete;
//OPERATORS
FeeList &operator=(const FeeList &) = delete;
FeeList &operator=(FeeList &&) = delete;
//SETTERS
//GETTERS
Fee &fee(const std::string &code);
//FUNCTIONS
void addFee(Fee &fee);
void from_csv_file(const std::string &inv_file, const std::string &um_file, const std::string &id_file, const std::string &tr_file, const char separator);
//DESTRUCTOR
~FeeList() = default;
};
Constructor of class Fee has the following lines of code which fill up the "get_description" vector by lambdas
get_description.resize(2);
get_description[static_cast<size_t>(fee::Language::EN)] = [this]()->std::string{return _description_EN;};
get_description[static_cast<size_t>(fee::Language::UA)] = [this]()->std::string{return _description_UA;};
Those lambdas are invoked by function "description(fee::Language::)" which should return description in appropriate language. Implementation is quite strait forward
std::string fee::Fee::description(Language language)
{
return get_description[static_cast<size_t>(language)]();
}
The problem is that the empty string is returned from lambda. I have created simple class to test such approach and it worked as expected. I can't figure out were is the problem. I'm getting values of other variables (code and value) so object is stored correctly.
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