On Jul 28, 2:53 am, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jeffrey, this is exactly what I was thinking... So now does it work or not?
"Jein." If you want to call a method of an OBJECT, it won't work because you need a reference to THAT object (which you can encapsulate in a closure/anonymous function). If you want to call a method of a CLASS then yes it will work because 'this' is then no longer tied to a specific OBJECT. In some ways, passing SomeClass.SomeFunc as a function reference is equivalent to passing a pointer to a static member function in C++ (with the exception that there really can be a 'this' available in the function, but that it can refer to an object which is not of type SomeClass).
