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Owner drawn wrote:

Sounds silly but still would like to know. Since it is also a function.

Mr.Prakash wrote:

no its not silly

Mr.Prakash wrote:

coz it has a good logic behind it, member function has a different "hidden" signature than other functions.

kdar wrote:

The functions are mangled so that they can be uniquely identified and called upon invocation

kdar wrote:

The functions are mangled so that they can be uniquely identified and called upon invocation

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Owner drawn wrote:

Edit:Where did he go

Owner drawn wrote:

Edit:Where did he go

Owner drawn wrote:

ForumVisual C++
Subject:Re: Zzzz
Sender:Owner drawn
Date:6:56 12 Jan '06

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void AFunction(void(CAClass::*pFunction)())
{
   //i am still innocent
}

BadKarma wrote:

//i am still innocent

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// call mem fn that takes a single int
#define CALL_MEMBER_FN(object,ptrToMember)  ((object).*(ptrToMember)(int))

// fns have a single int param
typedef  void (CObjType::*fnType)(int); 

...

// holds a pointer to mem fn
fnType m_fnPtr;

...

// call it
CALL_MEMBER_FN(*this, fnPtr)(5); 

Aljechin wrote:

I want to have one int variable which is global to all the c++ files

HAND wrote:

1) in some header: extern int myvar;
2) in any *.cpp: int myvar;
3) in every *.cpp where you need to use myvar: #include "that_header's_name.h"

Aljechin wrote:

But this will become a local variable for every c++ file.

char* pszFoo = "C-Style Hello";
CString strFoo = "CString Hello";