Re: [cpp-netlib-devel] Uring over here

[John P. F. <jf...@ov...>]

Kim Gräsman wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 23:38, John P. Feltz <jf...@ov...> wrote:
>   
>>  typedef URI<
>>          URI<>,
>>          std::string,
>>          HostConnection,
>>          std::string,
>>          std::string
>>  > HTTP;
>>
>>  class HostConnection {
>>    public:
>>      std::string getName() const;
>>      const int* getPort() const;
>>
>>      HostConnection(const HostConnection& other);
>>      ~HostConnection();
>>
>>    private:
>>      friend HostConnection* parse<std::string, HostConnection>
>>        (std::stack<std::string>& errors, const std::string& input);
>>
>>      HostConnection(const std::string& name, const int* port);
>>
>>      const std::string m_name;
>>      const int* m_port;
>>  };
>>     
>
> Looks pretty interesting. I like how the parse function is free and
> separated from the data struct.
>
> Can parse(string, URI) transparently use parse(string, HostConnection)
> based on the template args as well?
>
> Thanks,
> - Kim
>
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>   
Thus far - this is just a specialization for that specific type if I 
understand what you're asking:

template<> HostConnection* parse<std::string, HostConnection>
    (std::stack<std::string>& errors, const std::string& input) {....}

John