Hello jesse
I've tested with this, but didn't work, neither.
typedef boost::array array_t;
boost::function f
= lambda::bind(std::multiplies<double>(),
lambda::bind(&array_t::operator[] const, lambda::_1, 0),
lambda::bind(&array_t::operator[] const, lambda::_1, 1));
why?
B/Rgds
Max
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Does anyone have an idea why the following doesn't compile:
using lambda::_1;
using lambda::_2;
boost::function&)> f =
lambda::ret<double>(_1[0] * _1[1]);
But the following does as a double-check:
using lambda::_1;
using lambda::_2;
boost::function f2 =
lambda::ret<double>(_1 * _2);
Thanks,
Jesse
