Template binder

[krivenok.dmitry]

Hello All!

Is there a way to implement the following:

.....
template<class T, class U>
class Test;
......

Test<int, char> test1;

// Note : not C++
typedef TemplateBinder<Test, char>::Result CharTest;

CharTest<int> test2; /// In fact test1 == test2

P.S.
Turn attention to Result!
It isn't a type, it's a template.

Thanks!

[Rolf Magnus]

kr*************@gmail.com wrote:

Hello All!

Is there a way to implement the following:

....
template<class T, class U>
class Test;
.....

Test<int, char> test1;

// Note : not C++
typedef TemplateBinder<Test, char>::Result CharTest;

CharTest<int> test2; /// In fact test1 == test2

P.S.
Turn attention to Result!
It isn't a type, it's a template.

So basically, you're asking if there is a templated typedef in C++. There
currently isn't. AFAIK, it is considered for the next version of the C++
standard.

[krivenok.dmitry]

Rolf Magnus wrote:

kr*************@gmail.com wrote:

Hello All!

Is there a way to implement the following:

....
template<class T, class U>
class Test;
.....

Test<int, char> test1;

// Note : not C++
typedef TemplateBinder<Test, char>::Result CharTest;

CharTest<int> test2; /// In fact test1 == test2

P.S.
Turn attention to Result!
It isn't a type, it's a template.

So basically, you're asking if there is a templated typedef in C++. There
currently isn't. AFAIK, it is considered for the next version of the C++
standard.

Is there a way to emulate this plaguy omission?

[Sharad Kala]

<kr*************@gmail.com> wrote in message |

| > So basically, you're asking if there is a templated typedef in C++.
There
| > currently isn't. AFAIK, it is considered for the next version of the C++
| > standard.
|
| Is there a way to emulate this plaguy omission?

There is a Gotw article on this. Here is the link --
http://gotw.ca/gotw/079.htm.

Sharad