How to pair/multimap <int, pointer to a function>?

[Paul McKenzie]

I don't know.

Then that's a problem.

class MyObject
{
    public:
          int SomeFunc(int);
};

typedef int (MyObject::*fn)(int);

int main()
{
    fn MyFnPtr = &MyObject::SomeFunc;
    MyObject object;  // create an instance of MyObject
    (object.*MyFnPtr)(10);
}

Look at the line in red. You see that the object instance must be part of the syntax to call a non-static member function. If you were thinking it would look like your 'C' function call syntax, you were wrong.

typedef int (*fn)(int);

int SomeFunc(int);

int main()
{
     fn MyFnPtr = &SomeFunc;
     (*fn)(10);   // C-style function
}

Note the vast difference.

So where is "object" in your multimap design going to come from?

Regards,

Paul McKenzie