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[Costas Tsirogiannis <>]

 > Is your "Object" type equal to K::Object_2 (or Object_3) with K passed as template 
> parameter?

Yes,  something quite similar to that.  Thanks for the clarification.

While this part of this code does not pop any compilation errors, I now 
get at a totally different point an error for a similar call:

‘class CGAL::Object’ has no member named ‘is’

Though there I put again `template' in front of 'is'. Any suggestion as to what causes that?

thanks again,

Constantinos

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 4:07 PM, Laurent Rineau (GeometryFactory) <> wrote:

On Thursday 10 June 2010 15:47:58 Costas Tsirogiannis wrote:
>  Indeed, this extra "template" before "is" made it work.
> Why is this needed in the present case?
>  Normally a templated member function can be called without it.

Normally, this keyword is only required to call template member functions of
types whose identifier is a dependent name (a name whose semantic may depend
on the template parameters). Is your "Object" type equal to K::Object_2 (or
Object_3) with K passed as template parameter?

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