[Spirit-general] Rules with lazy-evaluated params

[Alexander N. <an...@go...>]

Hi all. I have two problems, help me please.
1.==================================
I'd like to have something like:
struct test:public grammar<test>
{
template<typename scannerT>
struct definition
{
  typedef stored_rule<scannerT> TRule;
  vector<TRule> m_rules;
  definition(const test & self)
  {
     ///some code
     anychar_p[push_back_a(m_rules, ch_p(arg1))];
     ///some code
  }
}
but it's ill-formed.
This 
anychar_p[push_back_a(m_rules, bind(&ch_p, arg1))];
cause an error: internal compiler error: in resolve_overloaded_unification, at 
cp/pt.c:9227.
 GCC 3.4.0.
anychar_p[push_back_a(m_rules, construct_<chlit<> >(arg1))]; - ill-formed
The desire is to implement that in one line. What is the Right Way?
2.===================================================
TRule r = anychar_p(++var(m_count));
//some code
TRule r1 = repeat(m_count, m_count)[anychar_p];
first = r >> r1;
How should I create rule r1 with lazy-evaluated m_count? I'm thinking on using 
lazy_p, but I don't really get how to.

Thank you.
-- 
Regards,
Alexander Nemish