On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 21:31:29 +0200, Axel Gallus wrote:
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I built a container (without a template), an iterator as a nested class and
a "find"-method:
iterator has a friend relationship with Hash_Map and vice versa.
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class Hash_Map
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{
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iterator find ( value_type ) // Line 6
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{
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search something.....
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return iterator( Param );
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}
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class iterator : public std:iterator <std::bidirectional_iterator_tag,
value_type, ptrdiff_t, value_type *, value_type & // Line 16
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{
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iterator( param_type Param ){ do something } //
constructor
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various operators and so on.....
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};
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}
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I get the following error message from VS2005:
"Line 6: std::iterator use of class template requires template argument
list"
Do you think 'std::iterator' is the same as 'HashMap::iterator'?
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If i write Line 6 as
iterator <std::bidirectional_iterator_tag, value_type, ptrdiff_t, value_type
*, value_type &find ( value_type )
everything compiles fine.
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Why do i have to repeat the template instantiation if i already have done
this on line 16 via the inheritance?
All books i read about the STL don't need the template instatiation on Line
6.
Did i domething wrong?
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Remove the 'using namespace std' and recompile and read the errors.
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Obnoxious User
