How do I get a set of functions to all use the same template?

I'm getting tired of writing

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template <typename T>

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everywhere.

Is the only solution to encapsulate all my desired functions in a templated class?

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Originally Posted by MutantJohn

I'm getting tired of writing

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template <typename T>

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everywhere.

Is the only solution to encapsulate all my desired functions in a templated class?

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If you do that, then you'll have to do more typing, since each function will now start with

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template <typename T>
classname<T>::

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Make a macro.

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Originally Posted by tabstop

If you do that, then you'll have to do more typing, since each function will now start with

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template <typename T>
classname<T>::

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No, not if you do like many others do and write the class inline.

Lol what does make a macro mean? Do I just define T as a type in a .hpp file or something?

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Originally Posted by MutantJohn

Lol what does make a macro mean? Do I just define T as a type in a .hpp file or something?

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You set up your text editor so that when you type some weird keystroke (like, I don't know, F6, or Ctrl-T) it turns that keystroke into your line you don't want to type.

O_o

I think we all thought you intended preprocessor macro; I can get behind the suggestion of using tools provided by text editors.

Soma

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Originally Posted by tabstop

You set up your text editor so that when you type some weird keystroke (like, I don't know, F6, or Ctrl-T) it turns that keystroke into your line you don't want to type.

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Omg, why didn't I think to do this!?!?

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Originally Posted by phantomotap

O_o

I think we all thought you intended preprocessor macro; I can get behind the suggestion of using tools provided by text editors.

Soma

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The idea of the preprocessor macro didn't even enter my head, or else I would definitely have been more specific.