[lug] (OT) C++ ?, pointers to member functions

[Scott A. Herod]

This is off topic but there are a lot of experts here.

How can I pass a pointer to a non-static member function?

I've got a static sample below but really want b::fp to be
non-static.  Must I use a static, have it reference a non-static
and pass around a 'this' pointer?

Thanks,

Scott

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#include <iostream>

typedef void (fpLOCK_WRITE)();

class f_ptr
{
public:
    f_ptr( fpLOCK_WRITE* t ) { writer = t; }
    void write() { writer(); }
private:
    fpLOCK_WRITE* writer;
};

class b {
public:
    static void fp() { cout << "Hello World!" << endl; }
};

int main( int argc, char* argv[] )
{
    b* bp = new b();
    f_ptr* f = new f_ptr( b::fp );

    f->write();
    return( 0 );
}