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I have the following code: typedef vector<int> Vec; typedef vector<Vec> VecOfVec; template<typename Vec>
The following fails to compile on VC++8.0 complier with an error (I haven\'t tried it on the latest visual studio complier yet.)
I know there are many workarounds to achieve html5 compatibility/support in different browsers including old versions of IE. I\'m not a web designer. I\'m starter at the area and despite domain model
I have set a list of items as datasource for a repeater and I have created a custom template. Is there any way to directly access the current bound item in the template ?
First of all, I know that one has to implement the definition in the header files, and that\'s what I generally did according to this thread
I\'m new to templates in C++, so here is my problem. I\'ve a generic class ProductItem that will do all the stuff I want, but I need to specialize a part in order to use pointers (for char*).
I have a magazine using Joomla. I need to be able to have different layouts for different issues. I copied the default template, modified it and it shows just fine in Template manager, but how do I
I am trying to overload the << operator, but I get the following error: error: ambiguous overload for \'operator<<\' in \'std::cout << \"Test \"\'
What is the correct syntax to use template parameters of a template class argument in another template class?
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