Sorry but I'm new to this echo and I've missed this discussion. Could
you re-post the message about taking addresses of member functions. I
know the following
void (*pointer)();
pointer = TClass::member; <- this produces an error
What var. should I use to capture the pointer of a member funciton?
And I'm not looking after static functions but virtual and others that
exist more than once in memory. For example, how can I take a pointer
to the following function and call it from that pointer? Thanx.
class Boo : public TWindow
{
*
*
*
void TempFunction(); <- non static
};
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