//! User-defined enum
enum class test {
   first, second, third
};

//! We specialize some text
//! property for our enum
template<> constexpr inline auto vtp::representation<test::first> = "first value";
template<> constexpr inline auto vtp::representation<test::second> = "second value";

//! We declare simple text getter
template<test value> constexpr inline
auto text_value = vtp::static_converter<value>{};


//! Some method which accepts std::string
void foo(std::string s) {
   std::cout << s << std::endl;
}

//! Some method which accepts light weight wrapper:
void bar(vtp::runtime_converter<test> rcv) {
   foo(rcv);
}

int main() {
 auto x = text_value<test::first>;
 auto y = text_value<test::second>;
 foo(x); // first value
 bar(y); // second value

 // Error! There isn't such specialization:
 // auto z = text_value<test::third>;
}

До сих пор не понимаю, чем это было хуже, чем
inline std::string first = "first value";
inline std::string second = "second value";

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