Mark Wallace wrote:
>
> Is there a way to define a template class which uses a second template class
> and have them use a common template argument (see example below)?
>
> Thanks Mark
>
> template<class T>
> class Template1
> {
> public:
>      Template1  ( Template2<T>& Var );
> ...
> ..

Yes. Just do it. If you remove the ...'s from the above code, add a
closing {;, and put the definition of Template2 ahead of the definition
of Template1, it should compile just fine. Did you try this?
 -- Pete
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Is there a way to define a template class which uses a second template class
and have them use a common template argument (see example below)?

Thanks Mark

template<class T>
class Template1
{
public:
     Template1  ( Template2<T>& Var );
...
..
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