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From: Daniel on 28 Jun 2008 07:29
How do I write a template based on a function ?

example:
template <function F>

class resmap
{

private:
// some private declarations
public:
void callmyfunc();
};

template <function F>void resmap<F>::
callmyfunc()
{
// do some stuff
temp = F();
// do more stuff
}

F is like a virtual function.

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From: huili80 on 29 Jun 2008 05:27
Not sure what you mean by "F is like a virtual function", but if F is
something defined like the following:

class F
{
public:
some_return_type operator()()
{
// do some thing and return something of some_return_type
}
};

Then your resmap can be like this

template <typename F>
class resmap
{
private:
// some private declarations
public:
void callmyfunc();
};

template <typename F>
void resmap<F>::callmyfunc()
{
// do some stuff
some_return_type temp = F()();
// do more stuff
}

In other words, F is some type that has operator(), and F() is a
function object.

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