Thread: template trouble

If you want the class to have two template types you have to put both of them every time you refer to to the class name. So adding a second template type won't work, because each instantiation would still have its arguments be of its own type anyway.

I think the easiest thing to do would just to put up with multiple overloads and try this:

template<class T> ret myclass<T>::myfunc( myclass<int> )

template<class T> ret myclass<T>::myfunc( myclass<float> )

template<class T> ret myclass<T>::myfunc( myclass<double> )

... and so on.

Also, most compilers let you template individual member functions. (The one I was using this summer didn't, though.) So there might be a slightly more advanced way as well.