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Rupert harrison
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 27, 2003 2:39 am    Post subject: Templates??? Reply with quote



How would i template the object of my class BSTree, which is defined
outside my class.
template <class xtype>
class BSTree
{

class TNode
{
TNode *right;
TNode *left;

public:
char *info;

friend class BSTree <xtpye>;
};

Tnode *root


};
static BSTree mark

(eg. static BSTree mark) so that it has access to my functions in main.?



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Gianni Mariani
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 27, 2003 3:39 am    Post subject: Re: Templates??? Reply with quote



Rupert harrison wrote:
Quote:
How would i template the object of my class BSTree, which is defined
outside my class.

English please. :-)

Sorry, but I really don't understand the context of your question. Your
refer to "my class" and you refer to a template and there is one below
which seems to be what you're interested in but I don't get how they are
supposed to be related.

Quote:
template <class xtype
class BSTree
{

class TNode
{
TNode *right;
TNode *left;

public:
char *info;

friend class BSTree };

Tnode *root


};
static BSTree mark

(eg. static BSTree mark) so that it has access to my functions in main.?

What are you trying to do ?

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