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    Default Re: Pointers to Member Functions

    Thanks Marcel, that fixed that error. Now I'm getting the error:

    'pValidator' undeclared (first use this function)

    ?????
    Help again.

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    on which line in the code this error comes?
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    Do you write clean code? - if you are TDD'ing then maybe, if not, your not writing clean code.

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    Default Re: Pointers to Member Functions

    The error is on this line:

    Validated_State = (*State_Tbl[Object].pValidate_State)(Requested_State);

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    Default Re: Pointers to Member Functions

    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Broadwell View Post
    The error is on this line:

    Validated_State = (*State_Tbl[Object].pValidate_State)(Requested_State);

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    But that is the same code you had before when you started the thread...
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    Default Re: Pointers to Member Functions

    Validated_State = (State_Tbl[Object].*pValidate_State)(Requested_State);

    Who is pValidate_State?
    You should call (State_Tbl[Object].*pValidator)(Requested_State);, because pValidator points to State::Validate_State.

    What is the point of pointers to functions if you will call the functions directly?

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    Default Re: Pointers to Member Functions

    Oops, you're right, the actual line that is generating the error is the edited one:

    Validated_State = (State_Tbl[Object].*pValidator)(Requested_State);

    My mistake in copying/simplifying the code and having 'pValidate_State' instead of the correct 'pValidator' here. It still gets the 'pValidator undeclared' error.

    Doug

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    Default Re: Pointers to Member Functions

    Just realized one problem, I haven't instantiated any State objects yet to point to!

    My newbe status reveals itself yet again.

    Doug

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