Re: templated function help
On 31 Jan., 22:05, Francesco Montorsi <f...@hotmail.com> wrote:
SG ha scritto:> "isalpha" is not a type.
You can also make T a type for a function pointer (or function
object) and pass the pointer (or object) as additional
parameter. This would be the "STL style":
template<typename T> // T is type (function pointer
int foo(T some_func) { // or function object)
return some_func(42);
}
int main() { foo(isalpha); } // function decays to pointer
Useful to know. Just out of curiosity: unless I'm wrong this second metho=
d
allows you to call functions also with internal linkage but they still ne=
ed to
have the same exact signature as those of the function pointer type T, ri=
ght?
Yes. But T is a template parameter which can be deduced automatically.
T could be any function pointer type or function object type. You can
use any function (object) that makes the call expression in the
template well-formed -- for example a function object that takes a
double parameter:
struct Functor {
void operator()(double x) const;
};
template<typename T>
void foo(T func) {
int x=23;
func(c);
}
void bar() {
foo(Functor());
}
HTH,
SG
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