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If I have a private member:

void (*func)(void);

how can i declare a 'get' function that returns it? I tryed:

void (*)()GetFunc()
{
return func;
}

but looks like that's not the way...

thanks

On 5 Jan 2005 03:57:37 -0800, "Sergio" <> wrote:

>If I have a private member:
>
>void (*func)(void);
>
>how can i declare a 'get' function that returns it? I tryed:
>
>void (*)()GetFunc()
>{
> return func;
>}
>
>but looks like that's not the way...
>
>thanks

It's easier with a typedef:

typedef void (* func_t)();

struct C {
func_t func;
func_t getFunc() { return func; }
};

--
Bob Hairgrove

Sergio wrote:
> If I have a private member:
>
> void (*func)(void);

Note that this signature matches a member only if the member
is static: otherwise the type is more something like this

| void (C::*func)(void);

where 'C' is the class containing the member.

> how can i declare a 'get' function that returns it? I tryed:
>
> void (*)()GetFunc()

| void (*GetFunc())()

is the syntax for a void function returning void.
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well, yoiu should writen as the following code.
typedef void (*FUNC)(void);

void Func(void)
{
cout << "func" << endl;
}
FUNC GetFunc()
{
FUNC fp = Func;
return fp;
}

Sergio wrote:
> If I have a private member:
>
> void (*func)(void);
>
> how can i declare a 'get' function that returns it? I tryed:
>
> void (*)()GetFunc()
> {
> return func;
> }
>
> but looks like that's not the way...

Don't try it this way, use a typedef.

typedef void(*fun_void_void)();
fun_void_void func;
fun_void_void GetFunc() { return func; }
HTH,
Michiel Salters

msalters wrote:
> Sergio wrote:
> > If I have a private member:
> >
> > void (*func)(void);
> > how can i declare a 'get' function that returns it? I tryed:
>
> Don't try it this way, use a typedef.
>
> typedef void(*fun_void_void)();
> fun_void_void func;
> fun_void_void GetFunc() { return func; }

Another option is to typedef the function type (rather than the
pointer-to-function). I only mention this because it hadn't
occurred to me that it was possible until recently, and I prefer
to avoid pointer typedefs if I can:

| typedef void (fun_void_void) ();
| fun_void_void func; // this declares a function
| fun_void_void *ptr_func = func;
| fun_void_void * GetFunc() { return ptr_func; }

or

| fun_void_void * GetFunc() { return func; }

because the name of a function is converted to a pointer to
that function, in a value context.

Sergio wrote:
> If I have a private member:
>
> void (*func)(void);
>
> how can i declare a 'get' function that returns it? I tryed:

On more way:

#include <boost/mpl/identity.hpp>

using namespace boost::mpl;

identity<void (*)(void)>::type get();