I created several functions to read files that can have the following structure.
Files with scalar data:
0
1
2
3
4
Files with vector data:
[0,0,0]
[1,1,1]
[2,2,2]
[3,3,3]
[4,4,4]
In the script I am building a templated variable is used to return a vector of doubles or vectors (std::array <double,3>
) inside another class.
template <typename vectorType, typename primitiveType>
vectorType readFile( const std::string& path)
e.g.,
vector<double> test = readFile<vector<double>, double> (PathToFile);
The code I did has some if constexpr
statements to handle how to read the different templated types.
However, I would like to put the functions into a class. Based on the type of the template it should create the correct class to read the respective file. I would like to remove the if constexpr
statements.
Something like:
So if I pass the templated paramenter as a vector<double>
, the read class should create a class to only read the first type of data. If I pass a vector<array<double,3>>
it should only read the second type of data
Is this possible to achieve? Any points on how to get started?
Best regards
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