Re: Problems with template specializations.
iCoder <iFired@gmail.com> writes:
template <typename T, typename U>
class CheckMulti
{
public:
void This() { std::cout << "Basic type\n"; }
};
template <typename U>
template <typename T1, typename U1>
class CheckMulti< CheckMulti<T1,U1>, U >
{
public:
void This() { std::cout << "CheckMulti type\n"; }
};
CheckMulti<int,char> basic2;
basic2.This();
CheckMulti< CheckMulti<int,char>, char > cm2;
cm2.This();
The expected outcome is Basic type CheckMulti type in consecutive
lines... but to my surprise, the outcome is Basic type Basic type..
What am I doing wrong..
You are using a syntax of which I'm astonished that it is accepted.
template <typename U, typename T1, typename U1>
class CheckMulti< CheckMulti<T1,U1>, U >
causes
Basic type
CheckMulti type
to be printed.
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