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Calling parametrised method on list items with different template parameters

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Calling parametrised method on list items with different template parameters

Why don't the any_cast function overloads cause ambiguity?

Why is Boost.Any an application of Adapter pattern?

Boost::any reference to stored value not compiling

c++ boost::any to define my own print ,

Accessing Values in a Class Similar to boost::any

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How do I initialize boost::any with a reference to an object?

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Use of typeid to handle different types

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