I would like to make a class method have a signature that matches the class template parameter, e.g., for a Class<T>, there’s Class<T>::Method(T t) if T is not void, and Class<T>::Method() if T is void.

I would like to make a class method have a signature that matches the class template parameter, e.g., for a Class<T>, there’s Class<T>::Method(T t) if T is not void, and Class<T>::Method() if T is void.

I would like to make a class method have a signature that matches the class template parameter, e.g., for a Class<T>, there’s Class<T>::Method(T t) if T is not void, and Class<T>::Method() if T is void.

I would like to make a class method have a signature that matches the class template parameter, e.g., for a Class<T>, there’s Class<T>::Method(T t) if T is not void, and Class<T>::Method() if T is void.

I would like to make a class method have a signature that matches the class template parameter, e.g., for a Class<T>, there’s Class<T>::Method(T t) if T is not void, and Class<T>::Method() if T is void.

I have the following example on trying to use enable_if for instantiating 2 different specializations of the class A, but I am not understanding it correctly as they are not getting invoked, any suggestions ? thanks in advance.