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madmanahong Guest
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:15 pm Post subject: Why basic_istream's operator function didn't use template? |
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Why basic_istream's operator function didn't use template?
It define a every function for a every type.
example:
basic_istream& operator >> ( int& val );
basic_istream& opertaor >> ( long& val );
why not like this?
template< T >
basic_istream& operator >>( T& t );
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Dietmar Kuehl Guest
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 6:06 pm Post subject: Re: Why basic_istream's operator function didn't use templat |
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madmanahong wrote:
| Quote: | Why basic_istream's operator function didn't use template?
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Because the input operators are not really generic and have
quite different implementations. In addition, only a subset
of all possibly input functions is actually defined, thereby
avoiding ambiguities e.g. when a user also defines an input
operator for a user defined type.
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