c++ - Member is inaccessible from Template class object in parameter -

i have class has function takes in template list object parameter. using list object i'm supposed to:

//receives list of nvpair objects , sets data value in data member //of object in list according corresponding name in name - value pair 

here class , function:

class cartoon : public object {      string type;     string name;     string likes;  public:      void set(const list<nvpair<string, string>, 10>&& list) {          //set         list.objarray[0]      }  }; 

here list template class:

template<typename t, int max> class list {      t objarray[max];     int index;  public:      list() : index(0) {}      size_t size() const {          return index;     }      const t& operator[](int i) const {          //try {} shit         return <= max && >= 0 ? : -1;     }      void operator+=(const t& t) {          objarray[index++] += t;     }      void operator+=(t&& t) {          objarray[index++] += move(*t);     }  }; 

why can't access member objarray? says member inaccessible.

the first template argument of nvpair, class template. is:

template<typename n, typename v> class nvpair {      n name;     v value;  public:      nvpair() :name(""), value("") {}     nvpair(n n, v v) : name(n), value(v) {}     n name() const { return name; }     v value() const { return value; }  }; 

i tried setting data members protected instead of private changes nothing. tried setting

void set(const list<nvpair<string, string>, 10> && list) 

as pointer type, 1 reference, no reference or pointer nothing changes. member inaccessible. think parameter wrong i'm not sure wrong it.

also object class cartoon derives off of:

class object {  public:      virtual void set() = 0;     virtual const std::string getdsv(char c = value_delminiter) const = 0;  }; 

here code calls set function

auto list = new list <t, objects_per_json_file>(); auto members = new list <nvpair <std::string, std::string>, data_members_per_object>();  //inside switch loop case object_close: obj.set(*members); (*list) += obj; delete members; members = nullptr; break; 

i tried setting data members protected instead of private changes nothing

that because access list in cartoon::set unrelated (in terms of inheritance) list. hence cannot access private or protected members list.