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A boxed value is a type representing a constant value.
It has a public static const
or constexpr
member called
value
. The class represents
that value as a type, so it can be manipulated by template
metafunctions. It has to be a template
metaprogramming value.
For example the following struct
represents the true
value
of type bool
:
struct true_type { static constexpr bool value = true; using type = true_type; };
The value
member is the
wrapped value. true_type::type
is an alias of true_type
which makes it a template metaprogramming value.