I have a class template nested inside another template. Partially specializing it is easy: I just declare another template< … > block inside its parent. However, I need another partial specialization that happens to specify all its local template arguments. This makes it into an explicit specialization. Explicit specializations, for wha...
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Let's say I have the classes: class Base{}; class A: public Base{ int i; }; class B:public Base{ bool b; }; And now I want to define a templated class: template < typename T1, typename T2 > class BasePair{ T1 first; T2 second; }; But I want to define it such that only decendants of class Base can be used as templa...
Hello, I have a problem with Magento's configurable product template. http://clientsupports.com/mind/index.php/clothing/bottoms/33.html I would like to move color and size under the price $33.00. I tried to modify catalog.xml in layout directory. I tried to find a template file under catalog/product/view, but I can't find anything. ...
I ran into a strange compile error at the office today and I'm suspecting it to be a bug in our version of GCC (3.4.6). I've been able to boil it down to a few lines of code (below). The compile error I get is: test.cpp:26: error: expected primary-expression before '>' token test.cpp:26: error: expected primary-expression before ')' tok...
I haven't worked to much within the template.php file in the Drupal installation, but this time I need to theme a node form. Following an excellent guide I found at http://drupal.org/node/601646, I set up the following snippet. function amity_island_theme($existing, $type, $theme, $path) { if ((arg(0) == 'node') && (arg(1) == 'add') &...
Suppose I have a class like class Empty{ Empty(int a){ cout << a; } } And then I invoke it using int main(){ Empty(2); return 0; } Will this cause any memory to be allocated on the stack for the creation of an "Empty" object? Obviously, the arguments need to be pushed onto the stack, but I don't want to incur any extra ...
I have a Template via: public class OwnedProvinces { public Guid ProvinceID; public string ProvinceName; } And I created a list with this template here: List<OwnedProvinces> getinfo = (from upi in db.Utopia_Province_Data_Captured_Gens where upi.Owner_User_ID == SQLStatementsCS.UserID(...
Hi, Unless I am thoroughly mistaken, the getter/setter pattern is a common pattern used for two things: To make a private variable so that it can be used, but never modified, by only providing a getVariable method (or, more rarely, only modifiable, by only providing a setVariable method). To make sure that, in the future, if you happe...
I have the following templated class, declared in an .hpp file with the implementation in a .inl file included at the end of the .hpp file. It has a templated copy constructor, but I don't know nor can't find anywhere the correct syntax for implementing the templated copy constructor in the .inl file. Does anyone know the correct syntax ...
This is my layout template (ascx without code behind) <%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" Inherits="ws.helpers.LayoutUC" %> <div>blah blah blah</div> <ws:Panel runat="server" ID="left"></ws:Panel> <ws:Panel runat="server" ID="main"></ws:Panel> <ws:Panel runat="server" ID="right"></ws:Panel> Modules will be added into ws:P...
I have a class similar to boost::any, in that it is a templated container class. I'd like to have a method to write the contained value to a string. However, if the contained type doesn't provide a stream insertion operator, I'd like my method to return some default tring rather than failing to compile. Below is as close as I've come, an...
For templates I have seen both declarations: template < typename T > And: template < class T > What's the difference? And what exactly do those keywords mean in the following example (taken from the German Wikipedia article about templates)? template < template < typename, typename > class Container, typename Type > class Exampl...
Hi! the title probably is misleading, but i didn't really know how to name it. let's say I have the following structs template <typename T> struct SillyBase{ void doFunnyStuff(vector<T> vec){ dummyField = T(); for(int i=0; i<10; i++) vec.push_back(dummyField++); } T dummyField; }; struct A : pu...
Hi, Below is a small test case that demonstrates a problem that I am trying to solve using templates in C++: template<typename T> void unused(T const &) { /* Do nothing. */ } int main() { volatile bool x = false; unused(!x); // type of "!x" is bool } As written below, the g++ v3.4.6 compiler complains: test.cc: In constructor...
I'm fairly sure this is a template question, since I can't seem to solve it any other way - but non-template solutions are also welcome. A Finite State Machine has a number of program States and each state can react to a number of Events. So, I want to define classes for Event, State and FSM. FSM has a collection (probably vector, migh...
Is it possible to template the container for datagrid rows so that they can wrap horizontally? eg in the ItemsControl you can simply change the ItemsPanel to use a WrapPanel. I can't use a ItemsControl because I want to use the Grouping support in the DataGrid when bound to a DomainDataSource. ...
Hi! I just try to understand the behaviour of the following situation: template <typename T1> struct A{ template <typename T2> A(T2 val){ cout<<"sizeof(T1): "<<sizeof(T1)<<" sizeof(T2): "<<sizeof(T2)<<endl; } T1 dummyField; }; so - the class is templated with T1 and the constructor is templated with T2 now - ...
I am coding a pyGTK application, and I'd like to change an input based on the user's selection from a ComboBox. For example, a user could select truck/car/van, and the input parameters would change corresponding to the type of vehicle. Is there a way one can define the different sub-panels using Glade? It would be easy to just define a ...
I'd like to use boost::array as a class member, but I do not know the size at compile time. I thought of something like this, but it doesn't work: int main() { boost::array<int, 4> array = {{1,2,3,4}}; MyClass obj(array); } class MyClass { private: boost::array<int, std::size_t> array; public: template<s...