Lakrids

Hello,

There is a quite problematic issue I would like to have solved.

Consider an event handling function for a button. This function takes, among it's arguments, a pointer to a function, which it will execute if the button is pressed. Let's say I have a number of objects of class C, and I would like to do an operation on one of them if the button is pressed. I cannot pass "&object.operation" as a parameter to the button handling function, because the c++ standard doesn't allow that. Instead, I have to pass "&C::action". But passing this will not modify the one object I want to have modified when the user clicks on the button.

Is there a way to pass a function pointer towards the method of THE object I want to modify?

Thank you