Vincent Torri <Vincent.Torri@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
| Hey, thanks for the (2) answer(s)
|
| ok, so its uses is a bit less obvious. You use the fact that classes can
| be "templated" and that they can contain typedef.
Hi Vincent,
Formally, there is no template typedef in current C++. You can
-emulate- it with the syntax Eljay suggested. For C++0x, there will
be a way to do that, through what we call "template alias"
template<typename T>
using Registery = std::mapt<std::string, T>;
but that is not yet implemented in g++.
-- Gaby
