warning: typename is implicitly a typedef

[Nobody/Anonymous]

How do I get rid of this nasty warning?  I have typedefs such as:  typedef Object<R>::C C and the compiler is complaining about deprecation about implictly being a typedef.  Can anyone elaborate on the warning and how to get rid of them?  Thanks kindly.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

A simple example and the compile log would be helpful I bet...

Wayne

[Nobody/Anonymous]

this is my typedef:  

typedef std::list<C>::iterator iterator;

this is the warning:

[Warning] `typename std::list<ObjectC<R>::C,
[Warning] implicit typename is deprecated, please see the

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Would like to add a question; what in the context of your code functionality does "typedef std::list<C>::iterator iterator; " to do ?. Can you give some of the code.

I think the "implicit typename is deprecated" in the C in the <>, can't be sure without code.

[Anonymous]

"[Warning] implicit typename is deprecated, please see the"

Please the the what? Copy the error text from "Compile log", not "Compiler". The compiler results window (stupidly) cuts off multi-line error messages.

Are there more messages that follow?

How do you intend to use iterator? I do not believe that it will work. You are defining a type iterator from a template class member without defining the type for the template class.

My advice - this is too 'wierd and unusual', even if you make it work. it is not like

list<int>::iterator myIterator ;

is a lot ot typing, and it is much clearer.