pointers to member functions

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1 total messages Started by Clifford Liem Wed, 05 Aug 1992 22:13

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Author: Clifford Liem
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 22:13

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Pointers to member functions seem to be well documented.
E.g.

  class SampleClass;

  int (SampleClass::*pmf)() = SampleClass::greaterThan;

Why then can I not pass a pointer to a member function as a parameter?
E.g.

  void sort(int (SampleClass::*pmf)());

This crashes with a syntax error (in gnu and cfront).

Anyone ever try this sort of thing??

Cliff
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