#include <iostream>
template <typename Type, typename ReturnType>
struct mem_fun_ptr_t
{
typedef ReturnType (Type::*Func)();
Func func;
public:
mem_fun_ptr_t(Func f):
func(f) {}
ReturnType operator () (Type *p) { return (p->*func)(); }
};
// non-const version
template <typename T, typename R>
mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R> mem_fun_ptr(R (T::*Func)())
{
return mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R>(Func);
}
// const version
template <typename T, typename R>
mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R> mem_fun_ptr(R (T::*Func)() const)
{
typedef R (T::*f)();
f x = const_cast<f>(Func); //error
return mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R>(x);
//but this works:
/*
f x = reinterpret_cast<f>(Func);
return mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R>(x);
*/
}
int main()
{
std::string str = "Hello";
auto x = mem_fun_ptr(&std::string::length);
std::cout << x(&str);
return 0;
}
I think you've already guessed what I'm writing. Yes, I should implement mem_fun_ptr_t<> with Func const func; attribute. And it will be the right solution.
But I'm studing and I want to know all. So how to const_cast member function pointer?
I've tried f x = const_cast<f*>(Func)
but I get errors.
Thanks for your feedbacks
Pass in the type of the member function pointer to your template as well: (Live at ideone.com):
template <typename Type, typename ReturnType, typename MemFuncType>
struct mem_fun_ptr_t
{
MemFuncType func;
public:
mem_fun_ptr_t(MemFuncType f) :
func(f) {}
ReturnType operator () (Type *p) const { return (p->*func)(); }
};
// non-const version
template <typename T, typename R>
mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R, R (T::*)()>
mem_fun_ptr(R (T::*Func)())
{
return mem_fun_ptr_t<T, R, R (T::*)()>(Func);
}
// const version
template <typename T, typename R>
mem_fun_ptr_t<const T, R, R (T::*)() const>
mem_fun_ptr(R (T::*Func)() const)
{
return mem_fun_ptr_t<const T, R, R (T::*)() const>(Func);
}