Q:

Template class type-specific functions

Ok, so i have this template class, which is kinda like one-way list.
template <typename T> List

and it have this inside function print
public:
void Print();

which, as you can guess, prints the list contents from begining to end;
However, as template can take classes as T, one can imagine, that i would need different implementations of Print() for that very cases. For example, I have another class Point
class Point{
 private:
  int x, y;
 public:
  int getX();
  int getY();
}

so i want Print specifically designed for Points. I tried this:
void List<Point>::Print();

but compiler tells me 
prototype for void List<Point> Print() doesn match any in class List<Point>

though 
candidates are: from List<T> [with T = Point] void List<Point>::Print()

For me it seems like the same fucntion. What's wrong? And how do I write T-specific template class functions?

A:

You use explicit template specialization to specialize behaviour of Print for specific types.
For example, for Point:
template <> // No template arguments here !
void List<Point>::Print() // explicitly name what type to specialize
{
  //code for specific Point Print behaviour..
}

