Hi,
shailesh kumar wrote:
But what if the function and the functor creation is in the same class.
> I thought member function of the same class where functor creation is
done will not require TypedMethod functor creation
> because we dont need an object to call a function in the same class.
no, sorry, you do need an object to call a method in the same class, it
is just implicitly *this. You do not see this when calling your methods
from one another normally, but when you create a functor that should
call a non-static member method of class foo it requires an foo object,
otherwise imagine what would happen if the member method dereferenced
this...
Hope it helps,
Carsten
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