Hi,
Please have a look at the following snippet:
class test_i
{
public:
virtual int myfunc () = 0;
};
template <class T>
class extra_class
{
public:
void test (int i) {}
};
template <class i, template <class> class e>
class base : public i,
public e <i>
{
};
class test_class : public base <test_i, extra_class>
{
public:
void test () {}
int myfunc ()
{
test (1);
}
};
The problem I have is, that 'test_class' actually contains the function
'test(int)' by the way it is deriving, but it gets hidden by the local
definition 'test ()'. I know I can use the 'using' keyword to unhide the
first 'test' function, but I do not know how that would look like. 'using
extra_class <test_i>::test;' does not work for me. I am using VC++ 7.1. Can
I achieve my goal at all?
Thanks in advance!
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news:ca*************@news.t-online.com Hi,
Please have a look at the following snippet:
class test_i { public: virtual int myfunc () = 0; };
template <class T> class extra_class { public: void test (int i) {} };
template <class i, template <class> class e> class base : public i, public e <i> { };
class test_class : public base <test_i, extra_class> { public: void test () {} int myfunc () { test (1); } };
The problem I have is, that 'test_class' actually contains the function 'test(int)' by the way it is deriving, but it gets hidden by the local definition 'test ()'. I know I can use the 'using' keyword to unhide the first 'test' function, but I do not know how that would look like. 'using extra_class <test_i>::test;' does not work for me. I am using VC++ 7.1. Can I achieve my goal at all?
'using extra_class <test_i>::test;' DOES work for me using VC++ 7.1. Are you
making the declaration at class scope or nested inside myfunc? It should be
at class scope. Incidentally, myfunc needs to return an int.
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"John Carson" <do***********@datafast.net.au> wrote in message
news:40********@usenet.per.paradox.net.au... "Jakob Bieling" <ne*****@gmy.net> wrote in message news:ca*************@news.t-online.com Hi,
Please have a look at the following snippet:
class test_i { public: virtual int myfunc () = 0; };
template <class T> class extra_class { public: void test (int i) {} };
template <class i, template <class> class e> class base : public i, public e <i> { };
class test_class : public base <test_i, extra_class> { public: void test () {} int myfunc () { test (1); } };
The problem I have is, that 'test_class' actually contains the function 'test(int)' by the way it is deriving, but it gets hidden by the local definition 'test ()'. I know I can use the 'using' keyword to unhide the first 'test' function, but I do not know how that would look like. 'using extra_class <test_i>::test;' does not work for me. I am using VC++ 7.1. Can I achieve my goal at all? 'using extra_class <test_i>::test;' DOES work for me using VC++ 7.1. Are
you making the declaration at class scope or nested inside myfunc? It should
be at class scope. Incidentally, myfunc needs to return an int.
Hm, funny thing, now it does work indeed. Guess I misspelled it last
time I tried. And yes for the returning of int, guess I stripped down too
much of my original code :)
Thanks for the hint!
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