Re: Different Objects in Array

"Immortal Nephi" <Immortal_Nephi@hotmail.com>


It assigns the "correct" addres as in "does as you command".
And assign an incorrect address as in "nothing like the called function
would want".

So no wander it doesn't work, or if looks like works, it is only a strange
accident.

void Run()
{
( this->*pO[0] )();
( this->*pO[1] )();
}

should really look like

((this->a).* reintepret_cast< ( A::*)()>( pO[0]))();
((this->b).* reintepret_cast< ( B::*)()>( pO[1]))();

and even for that I'm not sure that this kind of round-trip is guaranteed
for ptm-s. Better chance if the intermediate type is int or long -- if the
compiler accepts it could work too.

( reintepret_cast<Obj*)(&a)->a *pO[0] )();

( reintepret_cast<Obj*)(&b)->a *pO[1] )();

might have certain chance to hit the bull for some implementations.

Forget it. Rather tell what you want to achieve.