Re: Template inner class problem
In article <fijo7r$6vi$2@news.onet.pl>, Wojtek Michalik
<wojmichal@poczta.onet.pl> wrote:
template<typename T> class Stack {
struct Link {
T* data;
Link* next;
Link(T* dat, Link* nxt)
: data(dat), next(nxt) {}
}* head;
public:
Stack() : head(0) {}
~Stack();
void push(T* dat) {
head = new Link(dat, head);
}
T* peek() const {
return head ? head->data : 0;
}
T* pop();
// Nested iterator class:
class iterator; // Declaration required
friend class iterator; // Make it a friend
class iterator { // Now define it
Stack::Link* p;
/* Compile error int above line
compiled with: g++ -fpermissive -c TStack2Test.cpp
error: type ???Stack<T>??? is not derived from type ???Stack<T>::iterator???
error: expected ???;??? before ???*??? token
*/
Stack is a template not a class but Stack<T> is a class in scope so
so the fix is
Stack<T>::Link *p; // T is same as the template parameter of //
// Stack. should correct compilation error.
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