I\'m writing an array class. This array class can contain again arrays as members. When implementing a printing function, I need specializations.
I\'m having trouble working out the syntax for a neste开发者_JS百科d partial template specialization. I think that\'s the right way of putting it anyway. What I want is an as() function which returns
Why is it that in the code below template<typename T> struct Child : public Parent requires a definition, whereas template<typename T> struct Orphan does not require one (but the presence
I\'ve looked through the mess that is lexical_cast.hpp and this continues to escape me. How is lexical_cast, whose \'base definition\' takes both a template source and destination, able to accept gra
Is there a way to to implement IF/ELSE using TYPO3 templates syntax? Here is my template: <div class=\"simi-prof-pic\">
I have a syntax similar to this: template <class 开发者_开发百科P> class Foo : public P { public:
I\'m reading Vandevoorde and Josuttis\'s \"C++ Templates The Complete Guide\" (which seems pretty good, by the way). This claim (section 3.3) seems to be wrong and is not in the published errata:
In this article on defining your own extensions to ::std::error_code the author recommends this code:
I am stuck on specializing a template function for a lambda : class X { public: template <typename T>
Suppose I have a function template: template <typename T> std::string foo(const T& x) { return some_computation_involving(x);
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