array of pfuncs in one statement
I was fidgeting around with the compiler today and I tried to create an array of function pointers in one statement, but couldn't quite do it that directly. Or at least I can't figure it out.
Here's what I tried:
BTW, i'm using vstudio.netCode:void (*arrpfunc)[10](); // error: array element type cannot be a function typedef void (*pfunc)(); pfunc arr[10]; // no problems.
Simple:
void (*arrpfunc[10])();
allrighty, that worked, thx.
Read it from the inside out starting at the identifier.
Kinda goofy and doesn't make sense, right? :-) Try this insteadCode:void (*arrpfunc)[10](); arrpfunc // is a * // pointer to [10] // an array of ten () // functions? void // returning nothing
See? It only looks complicated when everything is squished together like that. :-)Code:void (*arrpfunc[10])(); arrpfunc // is an [10] // array of ten * // pointers to () // functions void // returning nothing
*Cela*
Oh yeah, that style of thinking jumped out at me after seeing the correct code, but thx for the help anyway. i'm trying to read c++ programming language by bjarne stroustrup and so it goes into a lot of syntactical details like that
