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Partial member of class template specialization

How can I partlialy specialize function func below for <class Class, int>
for example?

Thanks,

Petre

template<class Class, class Dummy>

class Template

{

public:

Class func(Dummy param);

};

template <class Class, class Dummy> Class Template<Class, Dummy>::func(Dummy
f)

{

}

template <class Class, int> Class Template<Class, int>::func(int f)

{

}

int main()

{

Template<int, int> a;

}
Jul 19 '05 #1
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> How can I partlialy specialize function func below for <class Class, int>
for example?


Sorry, I've found the answer... I should've specialized the class before.

Petre
Jul 19 '05 #2

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