On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 7:08 AM, wrote:
As the result of boost::bind is a template I don't know of an stl or boost
container which will store these objects.
As there are a number of functions that can be called on my resource with
differing arguments I don't think I can use a boost::function as I don't
know the arguments to my generic post call.
I think boost::function may be exactly what you want. The usage
would be to boost::bind() your function with all the desired argument
values: I'm assuming you already know these before you decide whether the
resource is ready to service the function call. Then you can simply call the
resulting object with no additional arguments. Everything it needs is
already bound.
Then it's easy to decide whether to call it immediately, or put it in a
std::queue< boost::function >.
