Question

Is there an elegant/convinient way (without creating many “empty” classes or at least they should be not annoying) to have fluent interfcaes that maintain order on compilation level.

Fluent interfaces:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluent_interface

with an idea to permit this compilation

var fluentConfig = new ConfigurationFluent().SetColor("blue")
                                           .SetHeight(1)
                                           .SetLength(2)
                                           .SetDepth(3);

and decline this

var fluentConfig = new ConfigurationFluent().SetLength(2)
                                           .SetColor("blue")
                                           .SetHeight(1)
                                           .SetDepth(3);

Answer 1

I’ve got a set of three ways of doing this in C++ using essentially a compile time FSM to validate the actions. You can find the code on github.