[Boost-users] Define a callback member function inside the object instance

28 Aug 2009

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Hi,

I would ask you a suggestion.
In according with the FAQ
(http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/pointers-to-members.html#faq-33.2)
is better to not set a non-static member function like a callback.

But If I need to pass that callback inside my object, I'm pretty sure
that the object itself exist!

So if I have a callback signature like this:

int my_callback(void *outputBuffer,
                void *inputBuffer,
                unsigned int nFrames,
                double streamTime,
                int status,
                void *userData )

And I want to bind it to a member function:

int MyObject::my_callback(....)

Now, inside the object I have something like:

MyObject::OneMethod()
{
  p_AnotherObject->SetCallBack( ???? );
}

How can I pass my MyObject::my_callback to SetCallBack using
boost::function and/or boost::bind?

Thanks!
Daniele.

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[Boost-users] Define a callback member function inside the object instance

Daniele Barzotti