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morph 0.1.0
Asynchronous bridge between GUI thread and business models
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Satisfied by model types that have a primary key, however it was named. More...
#include <model_key.hpp>
Satisfied by model types that have a primary key, however it was named.
Two ways in, and neither requires touching the model's own class body beyond the first: a nested PrimaryKey alias, or a BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY declaration, which deduces the type from the model field it is given (MemberTypeOf<decltype(MEMBER)>). Following morph::forms' standing rule — infer by default, declare to override — a nested alias wins when both are present, which is what lets a model whose key type differs from the field's type (an int column keyed as a std::string, say) state that explicitly.
Definition at line 120 of file model_key.hpp.