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The syntax is as follows:
// Define a typedef called pf3 that improves
readability later on. Assume CBase has a public member function called
Func_NotInherited(int&, unsigned char) that returns an unsigned long
typedef unsigned long (CBase::*pf3)(int&,
unsigned char);
void func()
{
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CBase Base;// This is just for convenience, it's the pointer
we actually want
CBase* pBase = &Base;
int i=8;
unsigned char a = 32;
// Define a variable called pFNI of type pf3 that points
to a member function of the class CBase. Note our function
pointer "pFNI" is only an offset into the classes V-table that is useless
until we tell it which instance to actually dereference.
pf3 pFNI = &CBase::Func_NotInherited;
// Now tell our variable which instance of CBase it's to
(de)reference when we call MyFunc_NotInherited
unsigned long res = (pBase->*pFNI)(i,a); |
}
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