upsj added a comment.
I've hit a roadblock I'm not sure how to proceed with. It seems that in some
cases, a `ParmVarDecl` of an instantiated function template indeed doesn't
preserve the `SubstTemplateTypeParmType` type sugar allowing me to check which
template parameter it was instantiated from. This might be related to reference
collapsing on type deduction, since `Args...` preserves the sugar, but
`Args&&...` doesn't. Without this ability to distinguish between expanded packs
and normal parameters, I risk recursing into other functions and pulling up
unrelated type names. Any ideas how to proceed here? Essentially, it's the same
issue that @nridge already provided a partial solution for by not using
`getNonReferenceType()`, but more complex. I would really like to avoid having
to reconstruct parameter indices from arbitrarily many levels of template
parameters packs from surrounding scopes.
Example where this pops up:
cpp
namespace std { template <typename T> T&& forward(T&); }
struct S { S(int a); };
template <typename T, typename... Args>
T bar(Args&&... args) { return T{std::forward<Args>($fwd[[args]])...}; }
void baz() {
int b;
bar<S>($param[[b]]);
}
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