atomgalaxy
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4 years ago I don't see why not but I'd have to think about it.
You should just make the constructor the facade function and then everything should just work...
I'll give it a think over the weekend
On Fri, Nov 29, 2019, 10:47 Maximilien Ambroise notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I would like to ask, if it possible to use argo for class constructors? I know boost parameter has some work-around for it, but I'm not so sure how to do it for argo. I am trying to write a wrapper class for an interface to Fortran. For example, I have an object called pgrid, which in Fortran is created by CALL dbcsr_t_pgrid_create(fcomm, dims, pgrid, map1_2d, map2_2d, nsplit, dimsplit) and most arguments are optional, so I would ideally like to write a nice constructor for a class pgrid with named parameters.
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Hi, I would like to ask, if it possible to use argo for class constructors? I know boost parameter has some work-around for it, but I'm not so sure how to do it for argo. I am trying to write a wrapper class for an interface to Fortran. For example, I have an object called pgrid, which in Fortran is created by
CALL dbcsr_t_pgrid_create(fcomm, dims, pgrid, map1_2d, map2_2d, nsplit, dimsplit)and most arguments are optional, so I would ideally like to write a nice constructor for a class pgrid with named parameters.