[Dev-C++] About member functions

[Ioannis V. <no...@ya...>]

This subject has been discussed on th e past, but now new evidence came
up. :)
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In "The C++ Programming Language" Special Edition on page 419 it says
that each object has its own member function as i was claiming in the
beginning.
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It says many things but lets concentrate at the end of that page:
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"Just like ordinary pointers to functions, pointers to member functions
are used when we need to refer to a function without having to know its
name. However, a pointer to member isn't a pointer to a piece of memory
the way a pointer to a variable or a pointer to a function is. It is
more like an offfset into a structure or an index into an array. When a
pointer to member is combined with a pointer to an object of the right
type, it yields something that identifies a particular member of a
particular object".
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i think we were discussing it with Jason Hardman. Jason if you see it,
please tell me your opinion (since you seem you are a pro).
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Ioannis
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