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This is an interesting point of view, to which I agree, but how is that related to CAMP? We're not talking about what to bind, but how to bind it, whether it is interfaces or concrete classes.
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How could they? They are not supposed to know what user classes and properties will have to be available.
You must admit that those Qt modules are rather powerful, and they are because they use the...

Thanks for the definition. We're not native english, and finding the right words is sometimes difficult.


Sorry for misunderstanding.
But how would they make the current API simpler? Please give...

I try to. I've given examples, comparisons with existing frameworks, technical and design details, etc. but it's hard to explain clearly because it's an API which is designed to abstract things. And...

Not using CAMP to achieve the same goals would be even more prone to errors and verbose.
How would to write better code doing the same things without CAMP?


Of course it is technically...

Of course. But that doesn't mean that my code is bad. This doesn't mean anything in fact, except that the library is not useless.


I know, that's why most people are confused about CAMP when they...

CAMP is not made for binding C++ stuff to other C++ stuff. It's made to expose your C++ data types to "the outside", where you can only find things dynamically by their name and manipulate them...

I see. But the "Projects and Job Recruitment" looks empty, it's like nobody ever goes there (368 topics vs 42,000 for the C++ forum).

Anyway, I let the moderators do their job.

Sorry if it looks like spam.

I read the forum rules before posting, and there's nothing against posting to talk about an open-source project that may be interesting for the C++ community. And I...

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I'd like to introduce a new (and very exciting) library to the C++ community: CAMP.

CAMP is an open-source library (under the LGPL license) that allows to emulate reflection features in C++,...