From: Neil & Joey Obremski <obremski AT nwrain DOT com>
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Subject: Template Class as Object Function Parameter
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 20:14:37 -0800
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I was just wondering why the following code doesn't work.  I have a
template class called Array.  And in one function I wish to have a
parameter that is of this class and the SAME type as the current class
object.  So I naturally thought that 'Array<dt> *src' would work, but i
get errors.  Please help =)

template <class dt>
int Array<dt>::copy (Array<dt> *src, long int loc)
{

  // --- function meat goes here =) --- \\

  return 0;
}

Thanx in advance!

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Neil C. Obremski / Ashrak DeadEye -          nobremski AT hotmail DOT com
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