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#### any_address

A server address, identifying how to physically connect to a MySQL server.

##### Synopsis

Defined in header `<boost/mysql/any_address.hpp>`

    class any_address;

##### Member Functions

Name | Description
--- | ---
any_address [constructor] | Constructs an empty address. — Copy constructor. — Move constructor. — Constructs an address containing a host and a port. — Constructs an address containing a UNIX socket path.
emplace_host_and_port | Replaces the current object with a host and port.
emplace_unix_path | Replaces the current object with a UNIX socket path.
hostname | Retrieves the hostname that this object contains.
operator!= | Tests for inequality.
operator= | Copy assignment. — Move assignment.
operator== | Tests for equality.
port | Retrieves the port that this object contains.
type | Retrieves the type of address that this object contains.
unix_socket_path | Retrieves the UNIX socket path that this object contains.
~any_address [destructor] | Destructor.

##### Description

A variant-like type that can represent the network address of a MySQL server, regardless of the transport type being used. It can contain either a host and port (to connect using TCP) or a UNIX path (to connect using UNIX domain sockets).

This class may be extended in the future to accommodate Windows named pipes.

This type has value semantics: it is owning and regular.

Convenience header `<boost/mysql.hpp>`