Strong Type generic Composite class

Hi,
I tried to code a -Strong typed generic composite class ...
i want to generalize the <function calland the <interfacethat the
compositor will implement
I tried writing it in many variations but none was suffice, or
working.
Any idea what should I look for?

Maybe a pseudo code will help explain:

//Pseudo code

template <class T , Function FunctinName>
class IComposite
{
void addnewItem(T* newItem) { m_list.push_back(newItem); } //
This line problematic too
void IterateThrough()
{
for (m_list::iterator iDx = m_list.begin;iDx != m_list.end(); iDx++)
{
(*iDx)->FunctionName(); //This line is the
main problem
}
}
vector<T*m_list;
}

class ICommand
{
virtual void work() = 0;
};

class worker : public ICommand
{
void work(){ cout << "BLA" << endl; }
};
class CommandComposite : public ICommand , public IComposite
<ICommand*,ICommand::*work>
{
void work()
{
IterateThrough();
}
};


Thanks

re: Strong Type generic Composite class

Hi,

Shouldn't it be

for (m_list::iterator iDx = m_list.begin();iDx != m_list.end(); iDx++)

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"ManicQin" <ManicQin@gmail.comwrote in message
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re: Strong Type generic Composite class

ManicQin wrote:
I don't even have an idea what you are trying to accomplish.

And what is the problem?
The above amounts to nothing more than calling a certain member function on
all items in a list of T*. If have no idea why you would call that a
composition class.

Nope. Pseudocode did not help either.

Maybe, if you would show a use case, some piece of possible client code
together with an explanation of the resulting behavior, it might become
more clear what you are after.



Best

Kai-Uwe Bux