问题
I have the following simple class
generic<typename T> where T:IDbConnection ref class CDbConnection
{
private:
IDbConnection^m_db;
ConnectionState^ m_originalConnState;
public:
CDbConnection();
bool Connect(String ^ connStr);
bool Exists(int id);
auto GetAllData(String^ tableStr);
~CDbConnection();
!CDbConnection();
};
and here is my constructor
generic<typename T> CDbConnection<T>::CDbConnection()
{
m_db=gcnew T();
m_originalConnState=m_db->State;
}
But the compiler complains <1> the gcnew T() can't be used for generic type
<2> auto
key in use is wrong as the function expects a trailing return type
回答1:
Thank you for your reading and replies
I forgot this
where T:IDbConnection, gcnew()
which is exactly the same as C# generics
to get rid of the gcnew
error as stated above.
回答2:
In order to achieve genericity, you must change your class definition to
generic<typename T> where T:IDbConnection ref class CDbConnection
{
private:
T m_db;
ConnectionState^ m_originalConnState;
public:
CDbConnection();
bool Connect(String ^ connStr);
bool Exists(int id);
auto GetAllData(String^ tableStr);
~CDbConnection();
!CDbConnection();
};
As you are already constraining your T
to be at least IDbConnection
it can't be anything else.
Then your constructor
generic<typename T> CDbConnection<T>::CDbConnection()
{
m_originalConnState=m_db.State;
}
should work like you intended.
EDIT
It seems you cannot declare a reference to a generic. If you assign the object to the stack it will work. See this entry.
// C3229.cpp
// compile with: /clr /c
generic <class T>
ref class C {
T^ t; // C3229
};
// OK
generic <class T>
ref class D {
T u;
};
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15740228/gcnew-operator-for-generic-type