I have the following code:
enum type_kind{unkown=-1,carray, multi_carray};
template<class T>
struct detect_carray{
constexpr static int kind=unkown;
};
template<class T, std::size_t N>
struct detect_carray<T[N]>{
constexpr static int kind=carray;
};
Now, I want to add another specialization for detecting multidimensional arrays in C-style, that is, T[a][b]....
What is the syntax to achieve this? Can I use Variadic templates?
I expect the following behavior:
int main()
{
std::cout<<detect_carray<std::vector<int>>::kind;//-1
std::cout<<detect_carray<int[3]>::kind;//0
std::cout<<detect_carray<double[3][5]>::kind;//1
std::cout<<detect_carray<std::complex<double>[3][5][8][16]>::kind;//1
//Correct out: -1011
}
>Solution :
Just add a specialization for multidimensional arrays:
template<class T, std::size_t N1, std::size_t N2>
struct detect_carray<T[N1][N2]>{
constexpr static int kind=multi_carray;
};
then
std::cout<<detect_carray<std::vector<int>>::kind;//-1
std::cout<<detect_carray<int[3]>::kind;//0
std::cout<<detect_carray<double[3][5]>::kind;//1
std::cout<<detect_carray<std::complex<double>[3][5][8][16]>::kind;//1
BTW: For double[3][5], T will be double (and N1 will be 3 and N2 will be 5). For std::complex<double>[3][5][8][16], T will be std::complex<double> [8][16] (and N1 will be 3 and N2 will be 5).