[signals2] analysing the signature

Hello,
typedef signal

signal_type::arg<0>::type
Thanks.
Originally I tried the following:
#include

On Monday 08 February 2010, Igor R wrote:
int main() {
boost::signals2::signal
onEvent; typedef BOOST_TYPEOF(onEvent) OnEvent; typedef OnEvent::first_argument_type first; } And it doesn't compile (MSVC9.0)
Note that if I add 1 argument, it does compile: //... boost::signals2::signal
onEvent; typedef OnEvent::first_argument_type first;
first_argument_type/second_argument_type only exist for 2 argument signals. 1 argument signals just have argument_type. IIRC, thats how stuff in the functors in the STL look.

first_argument_type/second_argument_type only exist for 2 argument signals. 1 argument signals just have argument_type. IIRC, thats how stuff in the functors in the STL look.
Oh, I see. Actually, I missinterpreted its description - I thought that first_argument_type should exist if the signal has *at least* 1 argument. Thanks again.
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Frank Mori Hess
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Igor R