I welcome any suggestion on that matter (and would most welcome somebody showing me what I got wrong :-) ).
Maybe a two-step overload is what you are looking for:
<code>
#include <complex> #include <iostream> #include <valarray>
// (1/1) Plain vanilla templated function
template<typename T>
T f2(T x)
{
::std::cout << "Plain vanilla templated function" << ::std::endl;return(x); }
// (1/2) Template-template function
template<typename T, template<typename> class U>
U<T> f2(U<T> x)
{
::std::cout << "Template-template function" << ::std::endl;return(x); }
// (2/1) Plain vanilla templated function
template<typename T>
T f(T x)
{
return f2(x);
}// (2/2) Valarray function
template<typename T>
::std::valarray<T> f(const ::std::valarray<T> & x)
{
::std::cout << "Valarray function" << ::std::endl;::std::valarray<T> result = x;
return(result); }
int main()
{
double x(1);f(x);
::std::complex<double> y(0,1);
f(y);
const ::std::valarray<double> z(3);
f(z); }
</code>
This works for me and outputs:
Plain vanilla templated function Template-template function Valarray function
Hope it helps...
Regards, Daniel
-- Daniel Frey
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