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Core: Migrate typed container logic #96741
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Made another minor addition because I couldn't justify an entirely separate PR for it: |
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Looks good to me, makes typed collections be more directly used by Variant.
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#include "core/variant/dictionary.h" | |||
#include "core/variant/variant.h" | |||
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class ArrayPrivate { | |||
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struct Array::ArrayPrivate { |
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OK, Private collection headers moved inside their collections.
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~Array(); | |||
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template <typename T> | |||
class TypedArray : public Array { |
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Typed collections have been moved inside their generic collection headers.
// This is for typed containers. | ||
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template <typename T> | ||
struct PtrToArg<TypedArray<T>> { |
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Variants can now be casted directly to their internal typed collections.
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• Dedicated typed container files entirely removed • Typed container classes now defined in their base headers; methods declared in `variant.h` • Consolidate to a single template for both typed containers, thanks to `constexpr` • Nest private containers in their base classes
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type_info
properties to detect & identify Variant types #88567This PR aims to significantly streamline the use of typed arrays/dictionaries across the repo by making their include chains much more reasonable. Instead of requiring dedicated files, they're instead declared right in the base files for each respective container. The templated logic is handled in
variant.h
, similar to how it's already handling array iterator functions. Because everything is now consolidated into a single location, this entirely removes the need to forward-declare the structs in various classes or require including the typed header with extra baggage; within reason, anything can just use typed containers right away.As part of the transition, this PR also integrates the ideas originally conceived in #88567: consolidating the typed container templates to a single instance. This was done with
constexpr
to allow for conditional checks right in the templates themselves, but the biggest improvement since then was to handle this logic invariant.h
rather thantype_info.h
. While I still fully believe that a refactor oftype_info.h
is an inevitability in the near-ish future, that's not required for this scenario that only concerns itself with mapping types toVariant::Type
.The main other thing this PR does is explicitly disallow
TypedArray<Variant>
andTypedDictionary<Variant, Variant>
by declaring them as undefined behavior. This won't likely be something that we stick with long-term, but for now their specifics simply haven't been discussed and, unlike GDScript, they would behave differently than the base containers. Whether this will have an actual impact is anyone's guess, but this was already adding static conditional logic to a system that was fundamentally incompatible with it previously, so no harm done.