Answer by MerickOWA for What exactly is the ->* operator?
Its used when you have pointers to member functions.When you have a pointer to a function of a class, you call it in much the same way you would call any member functionobject.membername( ......
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Pointer-to-Member Operators: .* and ->*
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The .* and ->* operators will point to member functions of a class or structure. The code below will show a simple example of how to use the .* operator, if you change the line:Value funcPtr =...
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It defines a pointer to a member.In an expression containing the –>* operator, the first operand must be of the type "pointer to the class type" of the type specified in the second operand, or it...
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I've never used it before and just stumbled upon it in an article... I thought it would be the equivalent to *x->y but apparently it isn't.Here's what I tried, and gave me an error:struct cake { int...
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