I have a class MyVariable
that holds an object and does some extra work when this object has to be modified. Now I want to specialize this to MyContainer
for container objects that perform this extra work only when the container itself is modified (e.g. via push_back()
) but not its elements.
My code looks like this:
template<typename T>
class MyVariable
{
public:
//read-only access if fine
const T* operator->() const {return(&this->_element);}
const T& operator*() const {return( this->_element);}
//write acces via this function
T& nonconst()
{
//...here is some more work intended...
return(this->_element);
}
protected:
T _element;
};
template<typename T>
class MyContainer: public MyVariable<T>
{
public:
template<typename Arg>
auto nonconst_at(Arg&& arg) -> decltype(MyVariable<T>::_element.at(arg))
{
//here I want to avoid the work from MyVariable<T>::nonconst()
return(this->_element.at(arg));
}
};
#include <vector>
int main()
{
MyContainer<std::vector<float>> container;
container.nonconst()={1,3,5,7};
container.nonconst_at(1)=65;
}
However, with GCC4.7.2 I get an error that I cannot access _element
because it is protected.
test1.cpp: In substitution of 'template<class Arg> decltype (MyVariable<T>::_element.at(arg)) MyContainer::nonconst_at(Arg&&) [with Arg = Arg; T = std::vector<float>] [with Arg = int]':
test1.cpp:39:25: required from here
test1.cpp:17:4: error: 'std::vector<float> MyVariable<std::vector<float> >::_element' is protected
test1.cpp:26:7: error: within this context
test1.cpp: In member function 'decltype (MyVariable<T>::_element.at(arg)) MyContainer<T>::nonconst_at(Arg&&) [with Arg = int; T = std::vector<float>; decltype (MyVariable<T>::_element.at(arg)) = float&]':
test1.cpp:17:4: error: 'std::vector<float> MyVariable<std::vector<float> >::_element' is protected
test1.cpp:39:25: error: within this context
test1.cpp: In instantiation of 'decltype (MyVariable<T>::_element.at(arg)) MyContainer<T>::nonconst_at(Arg&&) [with Arg = int; T = std::vector<float>; decltype (MyVariable<T>::_element.at(arg)) = float&]':
test1.cpp:39:25: required from here
test1.cpp:17:4: error: 'std::vector<float> MyVariable<std::vector<float> >::_element' is protected
test1.cpp:26:7: error: within this context
What's going on here?
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