nested templating

[Matt Davis]

Hello,

I am attempting to create a vector of trees that contain user defined
objects.
For example, the follwing code will not compile.

vector <tree <userObject> > vectorTree;

Is this kind of nested templating allowed in C++? I recoginze that
there must be a space between the angle bracets (to avoid being
mistaken for a stream operator).

Any help would be appreciated.

Matt Davis

 

[Victor Bazarov]

I am attempting to create a vector of trees that contain user defined
objects.
For example, the follwing code will not compile.

vector <tree <userObject> > vectorTree;

Is this kind of nested templating allowed in C++? I recoginze that
there must be a space between the angle bracets (to avoid being
mistaken for a stream operator).

What's "tree"?

V

 

[John Harrison]

Hello,

I am attempting to create a vector of trees that contain user defined
objects.
For example, the follwing code will not compile.

vector <tree <userObject> > vectorTree;

Is this kind of nested templating allowed in C++?

Yes it is allowed.

I recoginze that
there must be a space between the angle bracets (to avoid being
mistaken for a stream operator).

Any help would be appreciated.

Post the code that doesn't compile, in this case that would include the
definitons of tree and userObject. Post the compiler error message.

If you want help you have to supply the information needed to help you. Why
does this stuff have to said time after time?

john