Is there a method to use the members of a primary template in a
specialization?

 template <class T> class base {
 public:
  std::vector< base<T> > &f();
  void g();
 };

 class X;

 class base<X> {
  // using base
  void g();
 };

I want to override(*) a few members/[cd]tors.  All other members should be
taken from base<>.  A derived class isn't a good solution, because of the
return-type of f().

*: I don't know if it is "override", "overload" or what else.

--
Martin Nicolay, OSM GmbH, Germany

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martin@osm-gmbh.de wrote in message <77l2ba$3q3$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>Is there a method to use the members of a primary template in a
>specialization?


No. A specialisation is totally independent of the primary template and does
not 'know' anything about the members of the primary template.

Jaakko J   rvi

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