• knjhara (52/52) Feb 15 2006 Hi, all.
• Tom S (22/22) Feb 15 2006 It doesn't work because well... Adapter2 alias in the Connect template
• knjhara (10/28) Feb 15 2006 Thank you for answering my poor English, it worked.

knjhara <knjhara cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp> writes:

Hi, all.

I made following code, but cannot compiled it.

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template Connect(alias Adapter1, alias Adapter2)
{
	template AdapterImpl(alias Adapter, alias PrevProc)
	{
		mixin Adapter;		// line 5
		
		int defaultProc(uint msg)
		{
			return PrevProc(msg);
		}
	}
	
	int callDefProc(uint msg)
	{
		...
	}
	
	mixin AdapterImpl!(Adapter2, callDefProc) adptr2;
	mixin AdapterImpl!(Adapter1, adptr2.proc) adptr1;
}

template TestAdapter1()
{
	int proc(uint msg)
	{
		...
		return defaultProc(msg);
	}
}

template TestAdapter2(int param)
{
	int proc(uint msg)
	{
		...
		return defaultProc(msg);
	}
}

class TestClass
{
	mixin Connect!(
		TestAdapter1,			// ok
		TestAdapter2!(1024)		// failed ... mixinTest.d(5): mixin Adapter is
not a template
	);
}
--------------------------------------------------

Do specialized template identifers enable templates to use parameter?

And is it make to use what mixin in template scopes is given alias
TemplateIdentifer what to be specialized ?

- knjhara

Tom S <h3r3tic remove.mat.uni.torun.pl> writes:

It doesn't work because well... Adapter2 alias in the Connect template
is not a template, but a template instance. The following seems to work:

template TestAdapter2(int param)
{
	template TestAdapter2()
	{
		int proc(uint msg)
		{
	//		...
			return defaultProc(msg);
		}
	}
}


That way, TestAdapter2!(1024) really gives you a template, the inner
parameter-less TestAdapter2().



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knjhara <knjhara cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp> writes:

Tom S wrote:
 It doesn't work because well... Adapter2 alias in the Connect template
 is not a template, but a template instance. The following seems to work:
 
 template TestAdapter2(int param)
 {
 	template TestAdapter2()
 	{
 		int proc(uint msg)
 		{
 	//		...
 			return defaultProc(msg);
 		}
 	}
 }
 
 
 That way, TestAdapter2!(1024) really gives you a template, the inner
 parameter-less TestAdapter2().

Thank you for answering my poor English, it worked.

But, it means that passing specialized temlates to temlate is impossible.

I want to suggest for Specialized Template Identifer as follows:

mixin Connect!(
   TestAdapter1,
   TestAdapter2(100)	// this is a specialized identifer, not instance
);

What do you think?

-knjhara