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Thanks Afzaal.
It's working fine.
Can I make unique pointer of one class that should point another class variable?

Thanks Richard.
Its working.

Yes, correct Richard.
That will be different objects of same class.
I am able to create template class, but I am not able to create templatized object of same class.
I am looking a help what the way to implement.

The given solution about creating templatized class. I am looking for creating an object template type. For example an object at one time may have different members and at other time will have different members.

Thanks Rick.
Well explained, understood.

Hi Richard,
Thanks for your explanation.

Thanks for suggestion Rick.
I have tried for this. But for some confusion, posted the question.

Thanks Robin

if we have string as return type then this is specific to string only.
But in real environment, we no need to specific a particular data type.

Thanks for your reply Richard.

Yes, May or may not be

Thanks for the help Richard.
Irshad

Thanks for the help CPallini.
Now I understood the way to access.
Thanks again
Irshad

Thanks CPallini,
Actually I need this, but using iterator.

Thanks for the answer. But I am not getting how to iterate.
Like i have created iterator of mapOfTest2
map< string, Test2>::iterator itr;
for(itr = mapOfTest2.begin(); itr = mapOfTest2.end();itr++)
{

}

then how to access mapOfTest1 and mapOfTest and Test member using mapOfTest2 iterator?