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dynamic creation of object at run time
k, duly noted... thank you- underSt8ment
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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dynamic creation of object at run time
Hi chipper, cpjust, cpjust, yeah... I can see how to implement it.. but it will require a declaration in the client code that defines the type of my template class, a little messy. Moreover, it makes it necessary to create another instance of my class for each different type of vector...- underSt8ment
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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dynamic creation of object at run time
chipper, thank you for the quick response. I hope my question is clear, I don't need to create a new class, I want to define the type of the vector that will be created at run time. for example: template <class T> MyClass::WorkItOut<T>(vector<T> input, int size); { string datatype =...- underSt8ment
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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dynamic creation of object at run time
Hello all, I hope this thread matches in here. I'm working in Visual c++ 6.0. I am trying to create a vector that will be used as a buffer for an algorithm. The problem is that I want the algorithm to work on a "template" type vector. Therefore, my buffer vector must be created at run time...- underSt8ment
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