[MED] support for Conditional/Setter flds of med::set #28
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- Added support for the cases like this:
struct MSG_SET_FUNC : med::set<
M< T16<0x0b>, FLD_UC >, //<TV>
M< T16<0x0d>, FLD_FLAGS, FLD_FLAGS::setter >,
O< T16<0x0e>, FLD_QTY, FLD_FLAGS::has_bits<FLD_FLAGS::QTY> >
>{};
- This is quite an exotic case, since, strictly speaking, presence
of conditional fields in a med::set is not required
for successful decoding
- Please note, that it is support for single-instance fields only.
Also, there is yet no support for Counter fields in a med::set
cppden
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Mar 2, 2025
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Added support for the cases like this:
struct MSG_SET_FUNC : med::set<
M< T16<0x0b>, FLD_UC >, //
M< T16<0x0d>, FLD_FLAGS, FLD_FLAGS::setter >,
O< T16<0x0e>, FLD_QTY, FLD_FLAGS::has_bits<FLD_FLAGS::QTY> >
This is quite an exotic case, since, strictly speaking, presence of conditional fields in a med::set is not required for successful decoding
Please note, that it is support for single-instance fields only. Also, there is yet no support for Counter fields in a med::set