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From: Alexei Alexandrov (alexei.alexandrov_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-05-20 00:10:23
Hi,
in several places I need to have code which works both with char and
wchar_t. Those are template functions. I also work with paths there so I
wanted to actually write something like
template <typename CharType>
void foo(const std::basic_string<CharType>& s)
{
typedef fs::basic_path<std::basic_string<CharType> > path_type;
...
}
but it turned out that I can't do it because 1) basic_path has the
second Traits template parameter mandatory and 2) this Traits parameter
has actually different type for path and wpath:
struct path_traits;
typedef basic_path< std::string, path_traits > path;
// ...
struct BOOST_FILESYSTEM_DECL wpath_traits;
typedef basic_path< std::wstring, wpath_traits > wpath;
Of course, I can easily workaround it with my own traits, but I wonder
could it be in the first place like:
template<class String>
class basic_path_traits;
template<class String, class Traits = basic_path_traits<String> >
class basic_path;
with basic_path_traits being specialized for std::string and
std::wstring and fs::path and fs::wpath being just
typedef basic_path< std::string > path;
typedef basic_path< std::wstring > wpath;
?
Thanks.
-- Alexei Alexandrov
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