New subject: [enable_if] using enable_if to extendstd::numeric_limits?

7 Mar 2007

      Suppose I have a set of templates that have a common interface (each is a model of the same concept, to use that lingo). I'd like to extend std::numeric_limits to support this concept. I'm trying to find a way to use enable_if to do this, but I don't see how. Is this possible? Is there some other trick to doing this?

Example with code (not real code):

template< class U, class V >
class model1;

tempalte< class U, class V >
class model2;

template< class U > 
is_decimal_type	{ static const bool value = false; };

template< class U, class V >
is_decimal_type < model1<U, V> >	{ static const bool value = true; };

template< class U, class V >
is_decimal_type < model2<U, V> >	{ static const bool value = true; };

Would like to do this:

template< class T >
class numeric_limits< T >
{
	// extensions go here
};

But only if is_decimal_type<T>::value is true (so that the partial specialization only applies to my concept).

Thanks,
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[enable_if] using enable_if to extend std::numeric_limits?

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