Re: Use the template parameter to take a decission without
specialization
Ideally I'd like it to work for any type without needing to create the
containers beforehand(may be adding dynamically containers to a static
container when the first object of that type comes).
But even If not, I'd have
static container<int> intcontainer;
static container<myclass> myclasscontainer;
template<T>
void Storeme<T>(T object){
/*How can I use here the info I have about T to choose the proper
container, in compile time, no RTTI*/
}
template < typename T >
struct container_container
{
static container<T> the_container;
};
template < typename T >
container<T> container_container<T>::the_container;
template < typename T >
void store(T const& object)
{
container_container<T>::the_container.push_back(object);
}
Untested.
Hi, I've tried this code,
apparently the Test::get<int> is being instantiated properly but not
the mapper<int> that is required inside of Test::get<int>, I'd expect
it to know that it needs that other template there.
template < typename T >
struct mapper
{
static std::map<char*,T> tmap;
};
class Test{
public:
template<typename T>
Safe<T> get(char *name){
return mapper::tmap[name];
}
};
Error:
undefined reference to `mapper<int>::tmap'
Any hint?
Thanks
Arkaitz
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