does anyone understand why this piece of code:
struct array{
template<typename Key, typename Value>
array(const Key& ki, const Value& val) {
if( isset(ki) ){
std::map<Key, Value> var = Innitialize<Key, Value>(ki, val);
var[ki] = val; //error: invalid array assignment
std::cout << "testing...";
}
}
array(){}
};
template<typename T, typename U>
std::map<T, U> Innitialize(const T& ki, const U& val){
std::map<T, U> out;
return out;
};
is printing error: invalid array assignment ? I've tried several other means to try to see how i could initialize a map object whose' type parameters are not known until run time. available suggestions opine that i can only do this if on c++11 or later. any walk-around please ?
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