I simply would print out a non type template parameter pack. But I can't find a valid expansion if I want to have spaces in between the elements.
Example:
template < int ... N >
struct X
{
static void Check() {
// this will become std::cout << ( 1 << 2 ) << std::endl; -> prints "4"
std::cout << "X" << (N << ...) << std::endl;
// this will become: ((std::cout << 1 ) << 2 ) << std::endl; -> prints "12"
(std::cout << ... << N) << std::endl;
// this becomes: (( std::cout << " " << 1 ) << 2 ) -> prints " 12"
(std::cout << " " << ... << N) << std::endl;
// the following is not allowed
(std::cout << ... << " " << N) << std::endl;
// also this one is not compiling
(std::cout << ... << N << " ") << std::endl;
}
};
int main()
{
X<1,2>::Check();
}
Is there any chance to expand the parameter pack to print the elements with space in between without using a helper function?
With the use of a helper variable.
std::size_t count{};
((std::cout << (count++? " " : "") << N), ...);