The following code example is taken from the book
C++ Templates - The Complete Guide
by David Vandevoorde and Nicolai M. Josuttis, Addison-Wesley, 2002
© Copyright David Vandevoorde and Nicolai M. Josuttis 2002
struct SizeOverOne { char c[2]; };
template<typename T,
bool convert_possible = !CompoundT<T>::IsFuncT &&
!CompoundT<T>::IsArrayT>
class ConsumeUDC {
public:
operator T() const;
};
// conversion to function and array types is not possible
template <typename T>
class ConsumeUDC<T, false> {
};
// conversion to void type is not possible
template <bool convert_possible>
class ConsumeUDC<void, convert_possible> {
};
char enum_check(bool);
char enum_check(char);
char enum_check(signed char);
char enum_check(unsigned char);
char enum_check(wchar_t);
char enum_check(signed short);
char enum_check(unsigned short);
char enum_check(signed int);
char enum_check(unsigned int);
char enum_check(signed long);
char enum_check(unsigned long);
#if LONGLONG_EXISTS
char enum_check(signed long long);
char enum_check(unsigned long long);
#endif // LONGLONG_EXISTS
// avoid accidental conversions from float to int
char enum_check(float);
char enum_check(double);
char enum_check(long double);
SizeOverOne enum_check(...); // catch all
template<typename T>
class IsEnumT {
public:
enum { Yes = IsFundaT<T>::No &&
!CompoundT<T>::IsRefT &&
!CompoundT<T>::IsPtrT &&
!CompoundT<T>::IsPtrMemT &&
sizeof(enum_check(ConsumeUDC<T>()))==1 };
enum { No = !Yes };
};