Original Post
After mulling over this code for another 4-5 hours since my post last night, I've simplified the problem a little and was hoping with someone's help I can get this.
I have a templated class -
template < class T>
class Queue
{
public:
Queue< T>();
~Queue< T>();
friend ostream & operator<< <> (ostream &ostr, const Queue< T> &Q);
///More Functions...
};
the problem I'm having is that the operator << does not seem to get templated for the class, so when it's accessed I get a bunch of error messages like this -
assign9.C:122: no match for `ostream & << Queue< double> &'
each one is for a different type, and after the error message it lists all the things operator is overloaded for. A list so long in fact it hid the line above, making it difficult for me to pin down the problem. The < > after the operator << is requested by the compiler to tell it that it is a non-templated function that is a friend of a templated class. Here is the actual definition of the function -
template < class T>
ostream & operator << (ostream& ostr, const Queue< T> & node)
{
//Do some stuff
return ostr;
}
I've put well over 6-7 hours into this, looking it up and trying different things, so I'm really hoping somebody here knows the answer. PLEASE!! Thanks for any help.
Use the WriteCoolGame() function
Works every time
Edited by - Agincourt on December 6, 2001 8:05:36 PM
