Hi all,
I'm writing a small program and has bumped in to a problem. It is
probably actually C++ related, but since it should be a problem lot's of
people here face I'll ask here. I want to do the following:
class tClass {
tClass (string s) {...};
...
}
class myNodeClass : NodeTree<tClass> {
myNodeClass (string s) :
NodeTree<tClass> {
...
};
}
But this won't compile as the template for NodeTree, tClass, requires a
parameter (the string s) and I simply can't figure out how to pass it to
the template.
Writing the constructor as
myNodeTree (string s): NodeTree<tClass (s)> won't compile, complaining
that s can't appear in a constant expression, so this seem so suggest
that I can't template with a class that require any parameters for
initiation...
Thanks in advance!
\\Robert Rehammar
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