The simplest way to ask this question is with some code:
提出这个问题的最简单方法是使用一些代码:
struct Point
{
int x;
int y;
int z;
int* as_pointer() { return &x; } // works
int (&as_array_ref())[3] { return &x; } // does not work
};
as_pointer
compiles, as_array_ref
does not. A cast seems to be in order but I can't figure out the appropriate syntax. Any ideas?
as_pointer编译,as_array_ref没有。演员似乎是有序的,但我无法弄清楚合适的语法。有任何想法吗?
3 个解决方案
#1
7
I find that array types are easier to deal with with a typedef:
我发现使用typedef更容易处理数组类型:
typedef int ints[3];
Then your as_array_ref
must be written so that &as_array_ref() == &x
.
然后必须编写as_array_ref,以便&as_array_ref()==&x。
The following syntaxes are possible:
可以使用以下语法:
-
plain C-style cast from
int*
toints*
:从int *到ints *的纯C样式转换:
ints& as_array_ref() { return *( (ints*)(&x) ); }
ints&as_array_ref(){return *((ints *)(&x)); }
-
C++ style
reinterpret_cast
(suggested by @Mike Seymour - see also his answer). It is often considered a better practice in C++:C ++风格reinterpret_cast(由@Mike Seymour建议 - 另见他的回答)。它通常被认为是C ++中的一种更好的做法:
ints& as_array_ref() { return *reinterpret_cast<ints*>(&x); }
ints&as_array_ref(){return * reinterpret_cast
(&x); } -
Cast from
int&
toints&
which is slightly shorter but (for me) less intuitive:从int转到int并且稍微缩短但是(对我来说)不那么直观:
ints& as_array_ref() { return reinterpret_cast<ints&>(x); }
ints&as_array_ref(){return reinterpret_cast
(x); } &>
#2
4
The cast you need to reinterpret a reference to a variable as a reference to an array is:
需要重新解释对变量的引用作为对数组的引用的转换是:
reinterpret_cast<int(&)[3]>(x);
Be aware that using this gives undefined behaviour; it will probably work on any sensible implementation, but there's no guarantee that there won't be padding between the members of the class, while arrays are not padded.
请注意,使用此方法会产生未定义的行为;它可能适用于任何合理的实现,但不能保证类的成员之间不会有填充,而数组没有填充。
#3
2
I think that what you're trying to do would be easier (and clearer/cleaner) with an union.
我认为你想要做的事情会更容易(更清晰/更清洁)。
#1
7
I find that array types are easier to deal with with a typedef:
我发现使用typedef更容易处理数组类型:
typedef int ints[3];
Then your as_array_ref
must be written so that &as_array_ref() == &x
.
然后必须编写as_array_ref,以便&as_array_ref()==&x。
The following syntaxes are possible:
可以使用以下语法:
-
plain C-style cast from
int*
toints*
:从int *到ints *的纯C样式转换:
ints& as_array_ref() { return *( (ints*)(&x) ); }
ints&as_array_ref(){return *((ints *)(&x)); }
-
C++ style
reinterpret_cast
(suggested by @Mike Seymour - see also his answer). It is often considered a better practice in C++:C ++风格reinterpret_cast(由@Mike Seymour建议 - 另见他的回答)。它通常被认为是C ++中的一种更好的做法:
ints& as_array_ref() { return *reinterpret_cast<ints*>(&x); }
ints&as_array_ref(){return * reinterpret_cast
(&x); } -
Cast from
int&
toints&
which is slightly shorter but (for me) less intuitive:从int转到int并且稍微缩短但是(对我来说)不那么直观:
ints& as_array_ref() { return reinterpret_cast<ints&>(x); }
ints&as_array_ref(){return reinterpret_cast
(x); } &>
#2
4
The cast you need to reinterpret a reference to a variable as a reference to an array is:
需要重新解释对变量的引用作为对数组的引用的转换是:
reinterpret_cast<int(&)[3]>(x);
Be aware that using this gives undefined behaviour; it will probably work on any sensible implementation, but there's no guarantee that there won't be padding between the members of the class, while arrays are not padded.
请注意,使用此方法会产生未定义的行为;它可能适用于任何合理的实现,但不能保证类的成员之间不会有填充,而数组没有填充。
#3
2
I think that what you're trying to do would be easier (and clearer/cleaner) with an union.
我认为你想要做的事情会更容易(更清晰/更清洁)。