| From: | Alexander Niven-Jenkins |
| Date: | 11 Jun 2000 at 07:45:33 |
| Subject: | Re: testing function pointers... |
Hiya Colin,
On 11-Jun-00, you wrote:
>> This is actually a pointer to a class member function.
>> At the moment it is run as:
>>
>> ( this->*functionptr )();
>>
> No, just "this->functionptr" is the pointer,
> "this->functionptr();" runs it.....
> Add the braces to cause execution of the pointer.
> Arguments can be place in the braces if you want.
I thought this but:
if( this->functionptr )
{
( this->*functionptr )()
}
Causes StormC to chuck up an error: Condition expected.
What I didn't relalise is that you have to do:
if( this->functionptr != NULL )
Thanks!
Kind regards...
Alex
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