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perhaps more out of exercise, but does any of you know whether it is possible to get to the type of the class of a member function pointer?

I.e., to somehow get to type T in "R (T::*)()"? (in this particular case, a member function without arguments in class T returning R)?

Look at the FunctionTypes library.

I've skimmed over the doc, but still not found the weapon. :-( B/Rgds Max

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perhaps more out of exercise, but does any of you know whether it is possible to get to the type of the class of a member function pointer?

I.e., to somehow get to type T in "R (T::*)()"? (in this particular

case, a

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member function without arguments in class T returning R)?

Look at the FunctionTypes library.

I've skimmed over the doc, but still not found the weapon. :-(

For member function pointers, the class is treated as the first argument. boost::mpl::at_c >, 0>::type

In Christ, Steven Watanabe

Cool! Thanks. I'll have a closer look at the doc and try to dissect the expression. B/Rgds Max