问题
I'm experimenting with template-template for fun. I have the following class:
template<template<class> class T, typename R> class Unit
{
using FullType = T<R>;
using Ratio = R;
//using Type = T;
...
};
I have define type R
and T<R>
as member-types Ratio
and FullType
.
Is it possible to alias T
as Type
?
The commented line above give me the following errors on g++ 4.7:
expected nested-name-specifier before 'Type'
using-declaration for non-member at class scope
expected ';' before '=' token
expected unqualified-id before '=' token
I tried some more or less random syntaxes, but none of them compiled.
Thanks !
回答1:
You cannot make an alias for T
. The following was discussed in the committee to make an alias for T
(because a very late C++11 draft contained notes that stated that it is an alias for T
which a Defect Report cleaned up).
// Courtesy of @KerrekSB
template <template <typename> class T, typename R> class Unit
{
template <typename U> using MyTemplate = T<U>;
// ...
// use e.g. MyTemplate<int> to get T<int>
};
Note while MyTemplate<int>
is the same type as T<int>
, that MyTemplate
is not the same as T
. The wording at http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/cwg_active.html#1286 was supposed to change that, but in the last meeting it was considered to be a very special machinery that doesn't really fit what alias templates turned out to be (own templates), and it was pushed back to review. To get that effect, a using MyTemplate = T;
in future may fit the bill (if proposed and accepted, of course).
回答2:
Since T
isn't a type, the question as asked doesn't make sense. However, you can make an alias for T
, like:
template <template <typename> class T, typename R> class Unit
{
template <typename U> using MyTemplate = T<U>;
// ...
// use e.g. MyTemplate<int> to get T<int>
};
Pre-C++11 you would need something more notationally involved as outlined in this answer of mine (and used, for example, in the standard library by the standard allocator's rebind
mechanic.)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13896509/is-it-possible-to-define-an-alias-for-a-template-template-parameter