So I have the class PolyLine which I am trying to genericize to allow stl containers, like list or vector, to act as the class container. I am trying to use a template template function to do this:
template<typename T, template<typename, typename> class Container, typename alloc = std::allocator<T>>
class PolyLine : public CAD::Shape {
private:
size_t _n_points; //Number of points
Container<T, alloc> _pline;
public:
//Constructors
PolyLine(size_t, double);
PolyLine(const PolyLine&); //Copy constructor
//Print
void print();
//Operator overload functions
PolyLine& operator = (const PolyLine&);
};
And I am trying to implement the functions in the implementation file like this:
#include "PolyLine.hpp"
template<typename T, template<typename,typename> class Container, typename alloc = std::allocator<T>>
PolyLine<Container<T, alloc>>::PolyLine(size_t size, double distance) : Shape(), _n_points(size) {
};
This does not work and apparently I need to fix something in the declaration of PolyLine<Container<T,alloc>>
, but I am not sure what. *Edit: the error is get is "PolyLine: too few template arguments".
You haven't specialised PolyLine
for Container<T, alloc>
so the only constructor definitions we can provide are those for the default specialisation (PolyLine<T, Container, alloc>
):
template<typename T, template<typename,typename> class Container, typename alloc>
PolyLine<T, Container, alloc>::PolyLine(size_t size, double distance)
: Shape(), _n_points(size)
{
}