Typedef a template

[Falko-tux]

Hello! Not all the compilers accept:

template <class T>
Class1 < Class2 <T> > (for the confusion of > and >> symbols)

I've tried to do a typedef in this way:

typedef Class1 <T> class;
But typedef a template is forbidden in C++.. So, how can I typedef a template, for using it in another template, in a way that the compiler won't give me an error? This is the code:

template <class T>
class Matrice: public Vettore < Vettore <T> >
{ [...]
}

[Joeman]

Hello! Not all the compilers accept:

template <class T>
Class1 < Class2 <T> > (for the confusion of > and >> symbols)

I am sure you meant

template <class T>
Class1 < Class2 <T>>

A problem that has now been fixed in the new c++11 standard. Any compiler that has been updated to conform will compile correctly.

how can I typedef a template

You can't, but you can use template aliasing which is also a c++11 feature. The only compiler I know of that supports this feature is gcc 4.7 and is still in earily development.

[Chris_F]

The only compiler I know of that supports this feature is gcc 4.7 and is still in earily development.

Clang 3.0 also supports template aliases.

[Falko-tux]

ok, thank you!