c++ generic object [closed]

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HI开发者_Go百科,

I have the following code:

class Libr
{   

public:
Libr();
std::string book;

class Street
{
public:
Street();

}*street
}*libr;

How can I use a generic object in the following method:

void find(std::string, ??generic object)
{//code};

Can someone please give me an example with the generic object applied for both the classes I wrote?THX!

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You can make it a function template:

template<class T>
void find(std::string s, T & object)
{
    //code
};

You can call this with a parameter of any type. Read this to get more on templates.

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Or you can pass untyped pointer:

void find(std::string, void* object)
{
    //code
}

It depends on what you are going to do inside find().