Re: template of unknown compile-time type
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What about?
class myBaseA {
/* A interface */
};
template <typename T>
class myClassA {
/* declarations */
};
class myClassB {
/* here are some declarations */
/* Now I have a member of type */
myBaseA * pA;
void initA() {
if (cond1) pA = new myClass<T1>;
else if (cond2) pA = new myClass<T2>;
...
};
On Jul 14, 4:55 pm, sahbi <sahbife...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
I have a class template:
template<typename T>
class myClassA
{
/* here are some declarations */}
and I have:
class myClassB
{
/* here are some declarations */
/* Now I have a member of type */
myClassA<?????> // /* here is the problem*/}
Now the type of my template parameter is only known at runtime, it
will be triggered by some events, can c++ handle this situation?
is there a more elegant way than doing this: myClassA<void*> ?(defeats
template concept)
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