when i do type::get_by_name("std::vector<MyClass*>"), i get invalid type in centos 7, but get expected type in windows 7.
so i tried to figure out what happened under the hood.
for(const auto& t : type::get_types()){
cout << t.get_name() <<std::endl;
// print std::vector<MyClass*,std::allocator<MyClass*>> in centos 7 which is not expected.
}
this looks like custom name does not work while registering a class.
@acki-m
rttr version: master header the problem happens in centos 7 64bit, gcc: 4.8.5. works well in windows 7.
for example, i register a type like this:
when i do
type::get_by_name("std::vector<MyClass*>")
, i get invalid type in centos 7, but get expected type in windows 7.so i tried to figure out what happened under the hood.
this looks like custom name does not work while registering a class. @acki-m