Vincent Bhérer-Roy wrote:
On 25-May-06, at 06:39, Thorsten Ottosen wrote:
Maybe Boost.Assign can help you:
Ok, I was not aware that Boost.Assign works with Boost.Array sorry. This is good news and can help me thanks.
However, I really prefer my solution. I think it is not to much invasive and it gives the user the usual construction syntax, which I think is something highly desirable.
it would also break code that depends on the current number of template arguments.
It gives an array concept closer to the STL container concept, by making array elements always initialized. And this without bugging too much those who wants to keep the Boost.Array as an aggregate.
Maybe you should just wrap boost::array: template< class T, unsigned N > struct my_array : boost::array<T,N> { // provide constructors here }; -Thorsten