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Compile-time named arguments #2243
Compile-time named arguments #2243
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This is runtime named arg handling. Why do we need to care about compile-time ones here?
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Because first, we need to provide a new entity for named arguments storing and adapt {fmt} for it. I mean before using this new entity in compile-time API.
This function took
named_arg<Char, T>
, which does not work for newly introducedstatically_named_arg
.