Re: Declaring a template class with two template params a friend
in a non-template class
* A L, on 25.08.2010 08:17:
I have an abstract class:
class Attribute { /* ...*/ };
Now I have another class:
template<typename T, typename U>
class Mgr
{
static U *create(const std::string k, std::string v)
{
static T *p = 0;
if (!p)
{
p = new T();
}
Above is unnecessary because C++ does it for you:
static T *p = new T();
T&r = *p;
U *a = const_cast<U*>(r.get(k));
This const_cast seems pretty dangerous.
return a;
}
};
Both of these classes are declared/defined in different header files.
The problem is that the constructors of Attribute class are private so
I have to declare the Mgr class a friend of Attribute. That's what I
have a problem doing - I am having a difficult time with the template
syntax when it comes to declaring a template class (with two template
parameters) a friend in a non-template class - I am getting lots of
compilation errors on the friend template declaration. Can any kind
sole tell me how I am supposed to do it? Declare a template class with
two template parameters a friend in a non-template class???
Design Attribute as a singleton.
Cheers & hth.,
- Alf
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