Suppose that we have the vector class below which has been shortened to minimum to showcase the question.
template <typename T>
class VectorT : private std::vector<T>
{
using vec = std::vector<T>;
public:
using vec::operator[];
using vec::push_back;
using vec::at;
using vec::emplace_back;
template<typename Q = T>
typename Q::element_type* operator[](const size_t _Pos) const { return at(_Pos).get(); }
};
Is there any way to check if T is a unique_ptr and if yes to add an operator[] to return the unique_ptr::element_type*. At the same time though the normal operator[] should also work.
VectorT<std::unique_ptr<int>> uptr_v;
uptr_v.emplace_back(make_unique<int>(1));
//int* p1 = uptr_v[0]; // works fine if using vec::operator[]; is commented out
then of course it wont work for the normal case
//std::cout << *p1;
VectorT<int*> v;
v.emplace_back(uptr_v[0].get());
int *p2 = v[0];
std::cout << *p2;
Any way to achieve something like that ?
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