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TreeMax is actually defined as follows - <br><br>ANYTYPE TreeMax();<br><br>My problem is that I don't know what to return in the case where the tree is empty, because ANYTYPE could be char, int, float, etc. Also, I'm trying to avoid having the user check that the tree is empty first.<br><br>Zaid

I have a templated class:<br><br>template &lt;class ANYTYPE&gt;<br>TREE {<br>public:<br>...<br>private:<br>&nbsp;struct Node {<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;ANYTYPE data;<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Node * Right;&nbsp;&nbsp;// Pointer to Right Child Node<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Node * Left;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// Pointer to Left Child...

I'm trying to write a function that loads data from a file into a templated class object. This is tricky because the fucntion has to ensure that the data in the file can be read in as the data type of the object.<br><br>i.e. If the file contains:<br>1<br>22<br>333<br><br>how can I get the...

You know what, I figured out what was going on. I included my *.cpp file in the project (a no-no for templated classes - it should be at the bottom of the *.h file). Everything works fine now.<br><br>Zaid

You know what, I had originally included the *.cpp file (include statement at the bottom of the *.h file, which is what I used to do when using the Borland Compiler), but that gave me errors that looked like this:<br><br>c:\ap\tree.cpp(257) : error C2084: function 'void __thiscall...

I'm trying to create a simple, templated binary tree class in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0. I've done this before using a Borland Compiler (I forget which version exactly) and it worked fine, but with MS Visual C++, I get linking errors that look like this:<br><br>ttest.obj : error LNK2001...