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1. how do I access a member class of a class template from a template child class    bytes.com

2. member template -- reusing type information?    bytes.com

Hello, I have my inline class definition below. I have my member template constructors which initialize my "data" object. The problem is the CheckOne() function, which uses the T1 template argument. I want it to iterate over "data" with the same T1 datatype that was used to construct the data object in the IndividualRecord constructor. That is it needs to remember ...

3. Adding members to a template class specialization?    bytes.com

I have a Vector template class (math vector), where the number of dimensions is one of the template parameters. template class Vector {...} I'd like to specialize for Vector<*,3to add template Vector::crossProduct(const Vector

4. Accessing members of template class    bytes.com

Lucas Kanebley Tavares Ok, I found a lot of similar errors to this on the net (and here), but none just like it. What I have is a bunch of classes that define a few members, for isntance: class ds_node { ____public: ________typedef typename std::map

5. A question about member template?    bytes.com

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6. member templated definitions out of class scope    bytes.com

Hi All, With gcc (3 or 4) the member template definition out of class scope below compiles fine. But with Sun's CC 5.9, it fails with: "main.cpp", line 7: Error: Could not find a match for Foo>::bar>::U>(U). This seems like a bug to me, has anyone else encountered this? Is there any workaround beside putting the definition inside the ...

7. Protected member inheritence in templated classes    bytes.com

Hello, g++ refuses to compile the following code, by saying that "pt" is not in the scope of "Second" class (when I add scope by changing "pt = 0" to "First::pt = 0" g++ comples clenely), but VC++ 8 compiles without problems. So my questions is what is the syntax (and semantics) for accessing protected members in templeted classes? template

8. member template specialization    bytes.com

Hi, I am having trouble with templates. In a non-template class, I have a template function. Now I want to be able to execute different code for all pointer types. But I cannot get the syntax right. Here is small snippet demonstrating the problem. struct bar { template T foo (); }; template T bar::foo () { ...

9. Accessing Members of a Template?    forums.devshed.com

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10. template data member... ?    forums.devshed.com