[Home]Boost.Function, Boost.Bind, And Member Functions

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This is an example of using boost.function, boost.bind with member functions. One situation this might be useful is when one wants to use a generic numerical algorithm such as Brent's method for root-finding inside a class.

double F1(boost::function<double(double)> f1); // e.g. Brent's method for root-finding

class A {

  public:
    double TwoArg?(double x, double y);
    void Compute(double y);
};

double A::Compute(double y) {

   // 2nd argument of A::TwoArg? binds to y, 1st argument remains open
   boost::function<double(double)> f1 = boost::bind( boost::mem_fn(&A::TwoArg?), this, _1, y);
   return F1(f1);
}


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