class Character
{
public:
Character(void);
~Character(void);
//All the other funcitons
void Sleep();
private:
void (*pDecisionFunciton)(void);
//All the other variables
};
pDecisionFunciton = &Sleep;
: error C2276: '&' : illegal operation on bound member function expression
Quote:Original post by ScottH87The page Bregma linked to will tell you. Basically a member function has a hidden "this" pointer.
Can you explain the differance then please? Or direct me to a website that can?
Quote:Original post by K1nG Gr4H4mOnly if it's a static member function in another class.
If I remember correctly, you need to do something like: pDecisionFunciton = &Character::Sleep;
Quote:Original post by ScottH87
Can you explain the differance then please? Or direct me to a website that can?
#define CALL_MEMBER_FUNC(object,ptrToMember) ((object).*(ptrToMember)) class Character{public:Character(void);~Character(void);//All the other funcitonsvoid Sleep();private://All the other variables};typedef void (Character::*MemberFunctionPointer)(void) const;MemberFunctionPointer pDecisionFunciton;pDecisionFunciton = &Sleep;: error C2276: '&' : illegal operation on bound member function expressionQuote:Original post by ScottH87What about doing it without the & ? (I forget the exact syntax for member function pointers offhand).
Ok I read Bregmas link, but I'm still having some issues when it comes to setting the address of the pointer.
This is what I have now:-
Character.h
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Character.cpp
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And still getting the error
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Is there something that I'm missing?
