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Declaring a metaclass function with a pointer or a non-const reference to any basic type as an argument does not compile. The pointer to a basic type can be made compilable if you register this basic type. But if you register this basic type, and property or function returning value of this type becomes ponder::ValueKind::User. This prevents you from converting the property value or the function return value back to the basic type. The conversion would throw an exception. It basically makes this basic value type used as a property value or a function returning value not visible to the client.
Declaring a metaclass function with a pointer or a non-const reference to any basic type as an argument does not compile. The pointer to a basic type can be made compilable if you register this basic type. But if you register this basic type, and property or function returning value of this type becomes ponder::ValueKind::User. This prevents you from converting the property value or the function return value back to the basic type. The conversion would throw an exception. It basically makes this basic value type used as a property value or a function returning value not visible to the client.