Multiple templated variadic templates












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I would like to use two templated parameter packs but I do not know how to do it. I read a lot of other StackOverflow posts but not one with templated parameter pack.



template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityList >
struct Entities{};

template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
struct EntityBuilders{};

template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... T >
class CompleteBuilder;

template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... EntityList,
template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
: public EntityBuilderList< dim >...
{};


Then, I would like to use it like CompleteBuilder< 3, Entities< A, B, C >, EntityBuilders< Ab, Bb, Cb > > builder. But I have this error:



error: type/value mismatch at argument 2 in template parameter list for ‘template<unsigned int dim, template<unsigned int <anonymous> > class ... T> class CompleteBuilder’
class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
^
note: expected a class template, got ‘Entities<EntityList ...>’


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    I would like to use two templated parameter packs but I do not know how to do it. I read a lot of other StackOverflow posts but not one with templated parameter pack.



    template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityList >
    struct Entities{};

    template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
    struct EntityBuilders{};

    template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... T >
    class CompleteBuilder;

    template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... EntityList,
    template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
    class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
    : public EntityBuilderList< dim >...
    {};


    Then, I would like to use it like CompleteBuilder< 3, Entities< A, B, C >, EntityBuilders< Ab, Bb, Cb > > builder. But I have this error:



    error: type/value mismatch at argument 2 in template parameter list for ‘template<unsigned int dim, template<unsigned int <anonymous> > class ... T> class CompleteBuilder’
    class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
    ^
    note: expected a class template, got ‘Entities<EntityList ...>’


    Thanks for your help










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      I would like to use two templated parameter packs but I do not know how to do it. I read a lot of other StackOverflow posts but not one with templated parameter pack.



      template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityList >
      struct Entities{};

      template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
      struct EntityBuilders{};

      template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... T >
      class CompleteBuilder;

      template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... EntityList,
      template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
      class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
      : public EntityBuilderList< dim >...
      {};


      Then, I would like to use it like CompleteBuilder< 3, Entities< A, B, C >, EntityBuilders< Ab, Bb, Cb > > builder. But I have this error:



      error: type/value mismatch at argument 2 in template parameter list for ‘template<unsigned int dim, template<unsigned int <anonymous> > class ... T> class CompleteBuilder’
      class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
      ^
      note: expected a class template, got ‘Entities<EntityList ...>’


      Thanks for your help










      share|improve this question
















      I would like to use two templated parameter packs but I do not know how to do it. I read a lot of other StackOverflow posts but not one with templated parameter pack.



      template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityList >
      struct Entities{};

      template < template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
      struct EntityBuilders{};

      template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... T >
      class CompleteBuilder;

      template < unsigned int dim, template < unsigned int > class... EntityList,
      template < unsigned int > class... EntityBuilderList >
      class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
      : public EntityBuilderList< dim >...
      {};


      Then, I would like to use it like CompleteBuilder< 3, Entities< A, B, C >, EntityBuilders< Ab, Bb, Cb > > builder. But I have this error:



      error: type/value mismatch at argument 2 in template parameter list for ‘template<unsigned int dim, template<unsigned int <anonymous> > class ... T> class CompleteBuilder’
      class CompleteBuilder< dim, Entities< EntityList...>, EntityBuilders< EntityBuilderList...> >
      ^
      note: expected a class template, got ‘Entities<EntityList ...>’


      Thanks for your help







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          Based on the specialization you have of CompleteBuilder; your primary template needs to be defined like this



          template <unsigned int dim, class... T>
          class CompleteBuilder;





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          • Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

            – ABotella
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          • @ABotella - yes, it can

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          Based on the specialization you have of CompleteBuilder; your primary template needs to be defined like this



          template <unsigned int dim, class... T>
          class CompleteBuilder;





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          • Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

            – ABotella
            Jan 2 at 17:37













          • @ABotella - yes, it can

            – Jans
            Jan 2 at 17:40
















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          Based on the specialization you have of CompleteBuilder; your primary template needs to be defined like this



          template <unsigned int dim, class... T>
          class CompleteBuilder;





          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

            – ABotella
            Jan 2 at 17:37













          • @ABotella - yes, it can

            – Jans
            Jan 2 at 17:40














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          Based on the specialization you have of CompleteBuilder; your primary template needs to be defined like this



          template <unsigned int dim, class... T>
          class CompleteBuilder;





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          Based on the specialization you have of CompleteBuilder; your primary template needs to be defined like this



          template <unsigned int dim, class... T>
          class CompleteBuilder;






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          • Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

            – ABotella
            Jan 2 at 17:37













          • @ABotella - yes, it can

            – Jans
            Jan 2 at 17:40



















          • Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

            – ABotella
            Jan 2 at 17:37













          • @ABotella - yes, it can

            – Jans
            Jan 2 at 17:40

















          Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

          – ABotella
          Jan 2 at 17:37







          Thanks! Can this class be a friend from another one? class Foo{template <unsigned int, class...> friend class CompleteBuilder};

          – ABotella
          Jan 2 at 17:37















          @ABotella - yes, it can

          – Jans
          Jan 2 at 17:40





          @ABotella - yes, it can

          – Jans
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