I was wondering if it’s possible to create and use a pointer to a non-static member-function. When I compile my code without the pointer to the member-function being static, it gives a compilation error.
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I was wondering if it’s possible to create and use a pointer to a non-static member-function. When I compile my code without the pointer to the member-function being static, it gives a compilation error.
Thanks…
Yes, it is possible to create pointer to member functions in C++. See this FAQ: pointers-to-members