I'd like to call a lambda with const template value, in example below I should write lambdaTemplate correctly
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
template<int bar, int baz>
int foo(const int depth) {
    return bar + baz + depth;
}
int main() {
    ////// call function
    cout << foo<1, 2>(10) << endl; // 13
    ///// call lambda without template value
    const auto lambda1 = [&](const int v) {
        return foo<1, 2>(v);
    };
    cout << lambda1(10) << endl; // 13
    ///// call lambda with template value
    const auto lambdaTemplate = [&]<A,B ??? >(const int v) { // <-- ERROR doesn't compile
        return foo<A,B>(v);
    };
    cout << lambdaTemplate<1,2>(10) << endl;
    return 0;
}
                You can define lambda like this :
auto lambdaTemplate = [&]<int T1, int T2>(const int v) {
    return foo<T1, T2>(v);
};
and call it like
std::cout << lambdaTemplate.operator()<1,2>(10);
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