dlr::common::type_tag< Type > Class Template Reference
#include <tags.h>
Detailed Description
template<class Type>
class dlr::common::type_tag< Type >
- Deprecated:
- {Largely replaced by explicit template specialization and by the typedefs in dlrCommon/types.h}
Largely superfluous class for representing an arbitrary type. Sometimes we need write a template without a meaningful argument of the templated type. The class type_tag<> was introduced to make it easy to do this. Example:
Array2D<double> A = identity(4, type_tag<double>());
or
const type_tag<double> Double; Array2D<double> A = identity(4, Double);
Note that it's generally just as good to write the template argument explicitly, like this:
int myInt = convertString<int>(myString);
We are moving away from the use of the type_tag template.
Definition at line 47 of file tags.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
