std::map<any, string> is not working so I wonder if there’s another approach to
have arbritary keys?
std::map<any, string> is not working so I wonder if there’s another approach to have
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I think the issue is not with
Boost::Any, but rather with the fact that you are not specifying a custom comparator. Sincemapis a sorted associative container, you need to have a comparator.The following works for me: tailor it according to your purposes: