Hi,
Sorry for my C++ ignorance, but what does the following do?
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void
performer_each (SCM list, Performer_method method)
{
for (SCM p = list; scm_is_pair (p); p = scm_cdr (p))
{
Performer *e = dynamic_cast<Performer *> (unsmob_translator
(scm_car (p)));
if (e)
(e->*method) ();
}
}
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I'm particularly interested in this strange construct:
(e->*method) ();
I can see that (e->*method) must yield a function pointer, but the best
I can come up with is that 'method' is somehow a pointer to a class
member function which is transposed with the last derived version from
the type that e is, because if 'method' was a function pointer, then
surely (*method)() would be sufficient (?)
Sorry but this just blows my mind...and it is a bit late here....
Regards,
Ralph
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