Thread: Pointer to a Member Function

Originally Posted by Magos

ex:

Code:

class CStuff
{
  public:
    void Method(int Arg);
};

typedef void(CStuff::*Pointer)(int);

Lemme complete this for you (this is how you would use it):

Code:

CStuff stuff;

Pointer myFuncPtr = CStuff::Method;

stuff.myFuncPtr(5);

Originally Posted by homeyg

Originally Posted by Magos

Code:

class CStuff
{
  public:
    void Method(int Arg);
};

typedef void(CStuff::*Pointer)(int);

Lemme complete this for you (this is how you would use it):

Code:

CStuff stuff;

Pointer myFuncPtr = CStuff::Method;

stuff.myFuncPtr(5);

A couple of problems:

1) There is no function definition anywhere.

2) VC++6 gives me an error using this syntax:

stuff.myFuncPtr(5);

It complains that myFuncPtr is not a member of CStuff. Does that work for you? What compiler are you using?