> Just a note: Loki (generic programming applied to design patterns) and > MPL (C++ template metaprogramming) preally have a different focus; you > may yet find some Loki components that are useful to you.
That's possible, but hasn't happened up to now. Actually, I had to replace loki with several of the boost libraries, not only mpl, but the sum of these seems to be enough :) > Uh, formatting, please! Uh, sorry, I didn't know it matters to you so much. > You have two confusion is about the way template instantiation > works. Whenever you write something of the form: > > template_name< ... >::nested_name > > The template is instantiated. Damn :), I need to brush up on my template skills. [solution for my problem, snipped] Thanks for the solution, it has given me more insight into ways in which mpl can be used. > Might I suggest you get ahold of Leor Zolman's latest STLFilt package > (www.bdsoft.com)? It contains some great features for formatting > nested templates so that they are readable. Thanks, I knew about Leor's package and used it in the "old" days (VC6), but since I switched to VC7.1, reading errors in SТL code became MUCH easier. Thanks again for the help, Drazen _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
