templatizable

English

Etymology

From templatize +‎ -able.

Adjective

templatizable (not comparable)

1. (computing, rare) Able to be templatized.
   • 1998 September 21, John Potter, "Re: operator+(C c1, const C& c2)", in comp.lang.c++.moderated, Usenet:

     They are equally templatizable and inlinable.

   • 2006 August 22, The Ghost In The Machine, “Re: Java FACT ?”, in comp.lang.java.advocacy‎^[1] (Usenet):

     Closures would be reassignable and templatizable, and of course used as values, leading to some ugly syntax without typedefs, but one could contemplate something along the following lines: […]

   • 2006 December 17, "The Ghost In The Machine" (username), "Re: Goto's labels makes code _Tons_ more readable ( and lest nested ).", in sci.physics and alt.usenet.kooks, Usenet:

     One can also split the problem into pieces, which gets kind of ugly in C, but might be templatizable in C++: […]

   • 2007 January 22, "noone" (username), "work related dig regarding separation of definitions and implementations", in comp.lang.c++, Usenet:

     Next, TTBOMK you need to do your classes in header files if you are going to make them into generic templates...well, putting them into headers isn't strictly a requirement but the other restrictions for (templatizable code) would encourage only using headers.

Translations

able to be templatized