passing a templated struct...

[Toby]

Hail and well met.

I am trying to pass a templated struct to another template. Ex:

template <class VertexType>
struct EdgeNode {
VertexType index;
int weight;
};

template <class VertexType>
struct VertexNode {
VertexType info;
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType>> edgeList;
};

is this not legal? I am getting an error along the lines of:

c:\documents and settings\toby\my
documents\cpp\assignment6\graphtypelinked.h(16) : error C2146: syntax
error : missing ',' before identifier 'edgeList'

among others.

[Jay Nabonne]

On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:34:00 +0000, Toby wrote:

Hail and well met.

I am trying to pass a templated struct to another template. Ex:

template <class VertexType>
struct EdgeNode {
VertexType index;
int weight;
};

template <class VertexType>
struct VertexNode {
VertexType info;
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType>> edgeList; Try:
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType> > edgeList; };

Note the extra space between the '>'s.

- Jay

[Toby]

Jay Nabonne wrote:

On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:34:00 +0000, Toby wrote:

Hail and well met.

I am trying to pass a templated struct to another template. Ex:

template <class VertexType>
struct EdgeNode {
VertexType index;
int weight;
};

template <class VertexType>
struct VertexNode {
VertexType info;
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType>> edgeList;

Try:
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType> > edgeList;

};

Note the extra space between the '>'s.

- Jay

It worked! Interesting.... Well thank you very much! I don't understand
why that tiny whitespace made a difference though... ?
Thanks!

-Toby

[Jay Nabonne]

On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:53:47 +0000, Toby wrote:

Jay Nabonne wrote:

On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:34:00 +0000, Toby wrote:

UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType>> edgeList;

Try:
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType> > edgeList;

};

Note the extra space between the '>'s.

- Jay

It worked! Interesting.... Well thank you very much! I don't understand
why that tiny whitespace made a difference though... ?
Thanks!

I believe it has to do with C++ using a "greedy" parser. Which means it
will see those consecutive '>'s as a single ">>" token instead of as two
separate '>' tokens.

- Jay

[Toby]

Jay Nabonne wrote:

On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:53:47 +0000, Toby wrote:

Jay Nabonne wrote:

On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:34:00 +0000, Toby wrote:

UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType>> edgeList;

Try:
UnsortedType<EdgeNode<VertexType> > edgeList;
};
Note the extra space between the '>'s.

- Jay

It worked! Interesting.... Well thank you very much! I don't understand
why that tiny whitespace made a difference though... ?
Thanks!

I believe it has to do with C++ using a "greedy" parser. Which means it
will see those consecutive '>'s as a single ">>" token instead of as two
separate '>' tokens.

- Jay

Makes sense. Thanks again! (and i really appreciate your speedy
assistance, as this assignment is due tomorrow morning ;-] )

-toby