[Dev-C++] [C++] are templated typedefs possible?

[Paul P. <pog...@gm...>]

Hi.

Suppose I have a code like this:

=09template <class X, typename T>
=09class I {
=09  ...
=09};

=09class A {
=09  ...
=09};

and would like to define `IA <T>' to be exactly the same type as `I <A, T=
>'.
Sort of a templated typedef.  However, what comes to mind doesn't work:

=09template <typename T>
=09typedef I <A, T>  IA;

=09test.cpp:18: template declaration of `typedef class I<A, T> IA'

or like this:

=09template <typename T>
=09typedef I <A, T>  IA <T>;

=09test.cpp:18: template-id `IA<T>' used as a declarator
=09test.cpp:18: template declaration of `typedef class I<A, T> IA'

Is there a way to do this in C++?

Paul


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