Having class TaskBase
, each derived class of it must have name and unique id.
The TaskBase
is something like below:
class TaskB
class TaskBase
{
private:
const void* m_id;
string m_name;
public:
TaskBase(const void* m_id, string m_name): m_id(m_id), m_name(m_name)
{
}
const void* id() const
{
return m_id;
}
string name() const
{
return m_name;
};
};
template< typename DERIVED >
class TaskProxy: public TaskBase
{
public:
static const void* id()
{
//if you want to have for each object a unique id:
//return reinterpret_cast(this);
//just for each TaskProxy???>:
return reinterpret_cast(typeid( DERIVED ).name());
}
static string name()
{
return typeid( DERIVED ).name();
}
TaskProxy(): TaskBase(id(), name()) {}
};
Usage:
class MyTask1 : public TaskProxy< MyTask1 >
{
};
class MyTask2 : public TaskProxy< MyTask2 >
{
};
...
MyTask1 myTask1;
TaskBase *baseA = &myTask1;
MyTask2 myTask2;
TaskBase *baseB = &myTask2;
cout << "Name: " << baseA->name() << " Id:" << baseA->id() << endl;
cout << "Name: " << baseB->name() << " Id:" << baseB->id() << endl;
Which outputs this (with gcc 4.6):
Name: 7MyTask1 Id:0x401228
Name: 7MyTask2 Id:0x4011c0