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Ok this is the problem:
I have a Window class that has function pointers to a function that returns void and accepts a Window pointer as a parameter. They are defined like so
class Window {
...
typedef boost::function1<void, Window*> MessaheHandler_pfn;
...
MessageHandler_t OnResume;
};
Now I can assign normal functions to it without problems, but I want to be able to assign member functions of other classes to it. I *thought* that this was possible with boost::bind, but it isnt. I tried doing this:
class SomeClass
{
Window m_window;
public:
SomeClass()
{
m_window.OnResume = boost::bind( &SomeClass::SomeFunction, this, &m_window );
}
virtual void SomeFunction( Window* )
{
}
};
Now obviously that wont work because bind produces a function with 2 parameters, and 'OnResume' is a function that takes one parameter. How can I achieve this? is there some other boost library that will allow for this that I've overlooked or something?
This does however work if in 'SomeClass's constructor I do:
m_window.OnResume = boost::bind(&SomeClass::SomeFunction, this );
But that just allows for compilation....it's still painfully wrong
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