I have a templated static class with different specialisations, like this:
template<typename Parameter >
class MyClass
{};
template<>
class MyClass<Parameter1>
{
public:
static constexpr Integer myarray[]={0};
static constexpr Integer myarraysize=1;
};
template<>
class MyClass<Parameter2>
{
public:
static constexpr Integer myarray[]={0,1};
static constexpr Integer myarraysize=2;
};
Now I would like to group somehow these informations in a new class
template<typename MyClass1, typename MyClasses... >
class MyGroupClass{
//do something...}
where I could give as variadic template parameters the different classes and then I could access the different static methods. For example, I would like to to something as MyGroupClass[n]:: myarraysize to access myarraysize related to n-th MyClass. I imagine I could create a tuple (so having std::get()), but it is not very clear to me how to do this, since I have no constructors for such single static classes. After all, the classes are static.
Is it possible to achieve what I want? If so, could you please enlighten me? Thank you.
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