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Hi all

I am trying to use boost::bind with a boost::function using this. It seems a trivial example but I cannot make it work.Can you help me?

Is it because it is not allowed or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks afg

// .h
class MyClass{
publc:
    void DoSomething( 
        const std::string& a,
        const std::string& b);
    void DoABind();

}

//.cpp
void MyClass::DoABind(){

    boost::function< void( const std::string& , const std::string& ) > callback( 
        boost::bind(
               &MyClass::DoSomething,
                 this ));

        // this line doesn't compile!!!
}
+3  A: 

I think you want bind(&MyClass::DoSomething, this, _1, _2). I don't have a boost installation to test with though.

Mike Seymour
+3  A: 

You forgot to use the parameter placeholders. Try this:

boost::function< void( const std::string& , const std::string& ) > callback(
    boost::bind(
           &MyClass::DoSomething,
             this, _1, _2 ));

This compiles on gcc 4.4.1 with boost 1.41.

Emile Cormier