Consider the following code :
template<unsigned int... TSIZE>
struct Base {};
template<unsigned int TORDER, unsigned int TDIM>
struct Derived : public Base</* TDIM, TDIM, ... TDIM (TORDER times) */> {};
Do you think that a trick exists to correctly generate the template parameters of Base on the second line of this example ? For example I want Derived<3, 5>
to inherit from Base<5, 5, 5>
. How to do that ?
With a bit of TMP, this isn't that hard after all:
template<unsigned ToGo, class T, T Arg, template<T...> class Target, T... Args>
struct generate_pack
: generate_pack<ToGo-1, T, Arg, Target, Args..., Arg>
{ // build up the 'Args' pack by appending 'Arg' ...
};
template<class T, T Arg, template<T...> class Target, T... Args>
struct generate_pack<0, T, Arg, Target, Args...>
{ // until there are no more appends to do
using type = Target<Args...>;
};
template<unsigned Num, class T, T Arg, template<T...> class Target>
using GeneratePack = typename generate_pack<Num, T, Arg, Target>::type;
template<unsigned int... TSIZE>
struct Base{};
template<unsigned int TORDER, unsigned int TDIM>
struct Derived
: GeneratePack<TORDER, unsigned, TDIM, Base>
{
};
Live example.
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