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You should find some help here
http://www.newty.de/fpt/callback.html#member

Well the reason I wanted to do something like this is because I am designing a matrix class and when I do something like



Matrix jacobian;
...
cout << jacobian;


I want it to print out

boost::bind is the way I use to do it.. sorry dont have time right now.. to post the details. check out the boost documentation. they have explained in detail.

I mean, I know as far as the language is concerned its impossible.. But could there be any ugly compiler hack that may allow this..?

Hi!

I wanted to do something like




MyClass var1, var2;

cout << var1.name() << var2.name() << endl;