I'm getting a build error when building for the following function:
template <class T> class Event {
public:
typedef boost::signal<void (void*, const T)> signal_t;
typedef boost::signals::connection connection_t;
public:
Event() { }
connection_t connect(signal_t::slot_type subscriber){
return signal.connect(subscriber);
}
}
error:
error: 'class boost::signal<void ()(void*, T), boost::last_value<typename boost::function_traits<void ()(void*, T)>::result_type>, int, std::less<int>, boost::function<void ()(void*, T)> >::slot_type' is not a type
I believe it has something to do with the fact that it's templated, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I've tried adding , such that
connection_t connect(signal_t::slot_type<T> subscriber)
But this just produceds another error.
Tell the compiler that it's a type with typename
:
connection_t connect(typename signal_t::slot_type subscriber){
return signal.connect(subscriber);
}
The problem is that signal_t
depends on the template parameter T
, and so you need to explicitly tell the compiler that signal_t::slot_type
is going to be a type.