用一点缩进解密你在这里的东西
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step ,
void(T::*callback)(const coord_type, double) = (Integrator::*)(const coord_type, double))
{
//calls callback here
}
看起来您正在尝试声明一个将回调函数作为参数并分配默认值的方法。不幸的是,默认值看起来像是另一个方法指针的声明,而不是一个方法。您需要使用指向方法的指针T
。
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step ,
void(T::*callback)(const coord_type, double) = &Integrator::base_integrate_callback)
{
//calls callback here
}
但我不认为这将是犹太洁食,因为没有办法确保T
并且Integrator
以任何方式相关。
例如,清理后
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step, &A.callback);
到
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step, &caller::callback);
因为您需要提供指向方法的指针,而不是引用方法的对象。这暴露了我们稍后会解决的另一个问题,但它现在将编译并让我们继续。
但这不会
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step);
因为Integrator::base_integrate_callback
void Integrator::base_integrate_callback(const coord_type, double) 的签名与 的签名不匹配void(caller::*callback)(const coord_type, double)
。它们看起来一样,不是吗?缺少的是this
所有方法都有的隐藏参数。caller::*callback
期望 a caller *
,但Integrator::base_integrate_callback
提供Integrator *
.
您可以通过make caller
and it's ilk inheritIntegrator
而不是来解决此问题MyIntegrator
,但移至base_integrate_callback
新的struct Integrated
并拥有caller
和朋友继承Integrated
会更有意义。
回到我之前提到的另一个问题。在
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step ,
void(T::*callback)(const coord_type, double) = &Integrated::base_integrate_callback)
{
coord_type x; // junk for example
double y; //junk for example
callback(x,y); //KABOOM!
}
在什么对象上调用回调?integrate
还需要一个参数,一个T
为callback
.
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step,
T & integrated,
void(T::*callback)(const coord_type, double) = &Integrated::base_integrate_callback)
{
coord_type x; // junk for example
double y; //junk for example
integrated.callback(x,y);
}
然后你必须使用正确的语法来调用函数指针,因为上面总是调用caller::callback
.
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step,
T & integrated,
void(T::*callback)(const coord_type, double) = &Integrated::base_integrate_callback)
{
coord_type x; // junk for example
double y; //junk for example
(integrated.*callback)(x,y); //std::invoke would be preferred if available
}
全部一起:
#include <array>
#include <iostream>
class Integrator
{
public:
using coord_type = std::array<double, 3>;
};
struct Integrated
{
void base_integrate_callback(const Integrator::coord_type, double t_k)
{
std::cout << "made it to default" << std::endl;
}
};
class MyIntegrator: public Integrator
{
public:
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step,
T & integrated,
void(T::*callback)(const coord_type, double) = &Integrated::base_integrate_callback)
{
coord_type x; // junk for example
double y = 0; //junk for example
(integrated.*callback)(x,y);
}
};
struct caller:public Integrated
{
char val; // for test purposes
caller(char inval): val(inval) // for test purposes
{
}
void callback(const Integrator::coord_type coord, double t_k)
{
std::cout << "made it to " << val << std::endl;
}
};
int main()
{
MyIntegrator integrator_1;
caller A {'A'};
caller B {'B'};
caller C {'C'};
int mp_id = 1;
int span = 365;
int step = 1;
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step, A, &caller::callback);
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step, B, &caller::callback);
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step, C);
return 0;
}
建议:步入 2011 年,看看std::function
lambda表达式可以为您做什么。
这是一个例子:
#include <array>
#include <iostream>
#include <functional>
class Integrator
{
public:
using coord_type = std::array<double, 3>;
};
// no need for integrated to get default callback
class MyIntegrator: public Integrator
{
public:
template <class T>
void integrate(int mp_id,
int t_span,
int step,
// no need to provide object instance for callback. packed with std::bind
std::function<void(const coord_type, double)> callback =
[](const coord_type, double) { std::cout << "made it to default" << std::endl; })
// default callback is now lambda expression
{
coord_type x; // junk for example
double y = 0; //junk for example
callback(x,y); // no weird syntax. Just call a function
}
};
struct caller
{
char val; // for test purposes
// no need for test constructor
void callback(const Integrator::coord_type coord, double t_k)
{
std::cout << "made it to " << val << std::endl;
}
};
int main()
{
MyIntegrator integrator_1;
caller A {'A'};
caller B {'B'};
// no need for test object C
int mp_id = 1;
int span = 365;
int step = 1;
using namespace std::placeholders; // shorten placeholder names
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id,
span,
step,
std::bind(&caller::callback, A, _1, _2));
// std bind bundles the object and the callback together into one callable package
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id,
span,
step,
[B](const Integrator::coord_type p1,
double p2) mutable // lambda captures default to const
{
B.callback(p1, p2); // and callback is not a const method
});
// Using lambda in place of std::bind. Bit bulkier, but often swifter and no
//need for placeholders
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id,
span,
step,
[](const Integrator::coord_type p1,
double p2)
{
std::cout << "Raw Lambda. No callback object at all." << std::endl;
});
//custom callback without a callback object
integrator_1.integrate < caller > (mp_id, span, step);
//call default
return 0;
}