[c0ldfyr3]

Hey,

Wondering if anyone could gimme a hand with this, I'm trying to declare a pointer to a template class and I'm having trouble with it.
This is what I got...

class CNetworkColor32Base : public CNetworkVarBase< Type, Changer >

...

CNetworkColor32Base cColour32<unsigned char>;

The error I'm getting is...

\ZombiePlugin.cpp(4601) : error C2955: 'CNetworkColor32Base' : use of class template requires template argument list

[sslice]

CNetworkColor32Base<unsigned char> cColour32;

A pointer would just be:
CNetworkColor32Base<unsigned char> *cColour32;
I believe.

[c0ldfyr3]

But the template takes two arguments? < Type, Changer >

[sslice]

Ohh.. it inherits the template class. You should just be able to do CNetworkColor32Base cColour32;

[c0ldfyr3]

Originally Posted by sslice Ohh.. it inherits the template class. You should just be able to do CNetworkColor32Base cColour32;

Nope definitely can't do that, get the same errors.

[showdax]

Do you actually need to use any methods or members the class provides? If not, you could just hold on to it as void*. Otherwise, you'll need to satisfy that second template argument--there's no default for it.

CBaseEntity looks like a valid Changer class; its NetworkStateChanged(void*) method looks similar to the one created by the NETWORK_VAR_END macro. There may be other classes that work in this context, but obviously you'll need to know which to use.

[c0ldfyr3]

Hey thanks for your help but LDuke showed me a way to use it without this network var.

Cheers Dukey!