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From: "Hicham BOUHMADI" <hicham@citeweb.net>
Subject: template class visible from two namespaces
Date: 2000/08/03
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Hi.
I have two question. I want a class to be visible from 2 namespaces.
in the case of a non-template class. I find the solution that consist on
declaring it in one namespace and typedef-ing it in the second. This works
fine... :-)
The problem is that my real class is a template class.
So is there any way to typedef a template class based on a template class. I
want to write something like this:
namespace A {
    template <typename X> class toto {};
}
namespace B {
    template <typename X>    typedef    A::toto<X>    toto<X>
}

If there is no way to make such typedefs, so how can I make my super class
toto be reachable from A and from B?
Thanks lot!
Hicham BOUHMADI                          hicham@citeweb.net



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