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I thought that I defined it here. If I untemplate the class it works.



using namespace std;
template<class T>
class Test // <<-- I thoght that I declared the class "TEST" here
{ private:...

I can not seem to get my try/catch block to work.

I am trying to use it in a templated class and I keep getting parse errors.

Is my syntax correct?

I have also tried


template<class T>

First off. Thank your for your help and patience.

I have updated my off lined functions with the syntax.


void BankAccount<T>::Function()
{~~Foo~~; }

I am lost when it comes to scope.

I concede that templating the class is over kill, and a bit pointless, but I am trying to learn. Baby steps and all.

I tried telmplating the functions as suggested, but still got errors. Here...

Hello,

I am trying to convert a regular class to a templated one.

I thought this would be simple enough, but now I my functions do not compile.

Where have I cone wrong?

I think I finally see the light.

So if I understand this



Account<int> my_dollar_account;


'int' is giving a type to the generic T that is being used in the functions.

OK. I think I understand.

Is this a better use of a template class. This way the user can enter an integer, float, double...



template <class T>
class Account
{ public:
void...

In this case it looks like I am declaring a template class Foo and then trying to create an array of type Foo to hold names and ages.



template<class T>
class Foo
{ public:
void...

Hello,

I am trying to wrap my head around class templates.

I have an array but do not know how to implement with a template class.

Before Template:


class Foo

Syneris,

Thank you for your help.

Your note about the console project reminded me that I was actually in a windows application project. Once I copied everything over to a console project...

Ok I think I understand what is going on but I still get

" gcc: Compilation of header file requested
gcc: file path prefix `C:\DEV-C_~1\Bin\' never used "

errors when I try to compile.
...

I am trying to use .h and .cpp file in a program that I working on. I can not seem to get it to work.

Is this the correct format?

This is my .h file



//big.h

Thank you everyone.

I appreciate the help.

~Rich

It is my understanding that 'strlen()' is recursive and is not the most efficient way to derive the length of a string. Would it be better to just use the maximum size of the string instead? Is...

Awsome tips guys.

Thank you.

I have a function that will only work with integers. Is there a library function that will check user input to make sure that the data entered is integers.

[EDIT]
Currently I am using a bool...

I got it working :D

Thank you all especially David and Tonto.

~Rich

Sometimes learning is an up hill battle ;)

I realize that I am trying to use the '==' operator in an uncommon way. I would like to over load the '==' operator so that I can use it in a search...

There is not that much to it. I am trying to learn things on a small scale first.

I think that I implemented the the example in the fallowing code. Seeing how it will not compile I sure...

Hello,

I am new to C++ and am trying to learn about operator overloading. I can not seem to wrap my mind around how it works. Could someone please point me in the right direction.





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