mpark / variant

C++17 `std::variant` for C++11/14/17

https://mpark.github.io/variant

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`#include` relative headers #29

Closed mpark closed 7 years ago

mpark commented 7 years ago

or even just provide a single header

viboes commented 7 years ago

why do you believe it is better to have relative headers. I'm all for absolute headers and would like to know why I'm wrong.

mpark commented 7 years ago

@viboes: Is #31 convincing enough to you? /cc @pdimov But I'm actually leaning towards providing a single header. It seems like it would be the most convenient for people

pdimov commented 7 years ago

31 basically explains it. The idea is to have it work when `variant.hpp` is included, without the `-I` being necessary.

mpark / variant

`#include` relative headers #29

31 basically explains it. The idea is to have it work when variant.hpp is included, without the -I being necessary.

31 basically explains it. The idea is to have it work when `variant.hpp` is included, without the `-I` being necessary.