This isn't a fully flushed out idea but wanted to save it here for later. Currently a template is a "one-way" operation. You give it some parameters and it instantiates something for you. When you access its "intantiates", there's not way to know where they came from.
template Declare(T)
{
T[] array;
T single;
}
If you reference Declare!int.single, you'll be referencing an int but there's no way to know that it came from the Declare template.
This isn't a fully flushed out idea but wanted to save it here for later. Currently a template is a "one-way" operation. You give it some parameters and it instantiates something for you. When you access its "intantiates", there's not way to know where they came from.
If you reference
Declare!int.single, you'll be referencing anintbut there's no way to know that it came from theDeclaretemplate.