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Reputation:

Using declaration to denote a type within a template declaration

I have the following template declaration:

template <typename T1, typename T2>
class tree{
public:
tree(int,T2&);
~tree();
...
rNodePtrIter travPreord(int);
void travInord();
rNodePtrIter travInord(int);
void travPostord();
rNodePtrIter travPostord(int);
private:
NodePtrIter hierarchy;
};

I declared the type rNodePtrIter just above the template declaration as follows:

using rNodePtrIter = list<unique_ptr<node<T1>>>::iterator&;

That doesn't compile as the compiler complains that the type T1 is not known:

error: use of undeclared identifier 'T1'

Is there a way to get in the using declaration as above, so that I could use the alias rNodePtrIter in my template declaration, instead of the longer alternative?

TIA

Vinod

Upvotes: 0

Views: 60

Answers (2)

Edgar Rokjān
Edgar Rokjān

Reputation: 17483

You might use alias template:

template<typename T1>
using rNodePtrIter = typename list<unique_ptr<node<T1>>>::iterator&;

and then replace rNodePtrIter inside the class with rNodePtrIter<T1>.

Upvotes: 2

user7860670
user7860670

Reputation: 37485

Just move type alias declaration inside of template:

template <typename T1, typename T2>
class tree{
public: using rNodePtrIter = typename list<unique_ptr<node<T1>>>::iterator&;

Note that it requires node template to be already declared.

Upvotes: 2

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