On Monday 16 December 2002 01:39 am, Greg Dehaas wrote:
> //Macros for binding functions + methods
> #define BINDMETHOD5(object,function)
> boost::bind(function,object,_1,_2,_3,_4,_5)
> #define BINDFUNCTION5(function) boost::bind(function,_1,_2,_3,_4,_5)
> #define BINDMETHOD4(object,function)
> boost::bind(function,object,_1,_2,_3,_4)
> #define BINDFUNCTION4(function) boost::bind(function,_1,_2,_3,_4)
> #define BINDMETHOD3(object,function) boost::bind(function,object,_1,_2,_3)
> #define BINDFUNCTION3(function) boost::bind(function,_1,_2,_3)
> #define BINDMETHOD2(object,function) boost::bind(function,object,_1,_2)
> #define BINDFUNCTION2(function) boost::bind(function,_1,_2)
> #define BINDMETHOD1(object,function) boost::bind(function,object,_1)
> #define BINDFUNCTION1(function) boost::bind(function,_1)
> #define BINDMETHOD(object,function) BINDMETHOD1(object,function)
> #define BINDFUNCTION(function) BINDFUNCTION1(object,function)
The BINDFUNCTION macros aren't actually needed. Anywhere that you would have:
boost::functionN<...> f;
f = BINDFUNCTION(g);
You could have just written:
boost::functionN<...> f;
f = g;
I'd also strongly suggest that you don't use the BINDMETHOD macros, because
sooner or later you'll find yourself needing to use more of bind's features.
Doug
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