But isn't the class_type pointer hidden? AFAIK, you can't call a member function pointer as if it's function pointer with an explicit 'this' parameter. So how is the arg1_type classtype?I would have expected that for member function pointers arg1_type would be typedef cv class_type* arg1_type;
But on the other hand, that's what bind does - so you can bind the class instance to be called..
Really what's better is a mem_fun adaptor - like boost::mem_fun except at compile time, since the member function pointer is a template parameter.
* template <class PropertyKey, class Functor> function
-> function<print_function, ct_mem_fun<void,A,&A::print> >
That way you could also call nested functors inside the class, which allows more flexibility.
So disregard that code for extending function_traits to work with member function pointers =P It wasn't very good anyway.
Lin.
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