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Maleficus · *Last edited by Maleficus; 16-05-2005 at 22:16..*

I did a quick test last night, and it seemed to work just fine the way you described it Lazy.

I kept everything in the scruct the same, but I added two ints that hold the parameters, and instead of doing this:

Code:

callerFunc->fooFunc = MyCoolFunc(44, 22);

I do this:

Code:

callerFunc->fooFunc = MyCoolFunc;

Which compiles fine without errors. Then, when I want to exec the function that occupies that array spot, I do this:

Code:

callerFunc->fooFunc(callerFunc->param1, callerFunc->param2);

And at least for the quick test that I did, it ran perfectly, doing exactly what I wanted it to do.

Thanks again for the help!

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Maleficus Member Status: Offline Posts: 1,054 Join Date: May 2004 Location: Planet Earth	Re: Storing an array of function calls, and their params..... - 16-05-2005 I did a quick test last night, and it seemed to work just fine the way you described it Lazy. I kept everything in the scruct the same, but I added two ints that hold the parameters, and instead of doing this: Code: callerFunc->fooFunc = MyCoolFunc(44, 22); I do this: Code: callerFunc->fooFunc = MyCoolFunc; Which compiles fine without errors. Then, when I want to exec the function that occupies that array spot, I do this: Code: callerFunc->fooFunc(callerFunc->param1, callerFunc->param2); And at least for the quick test that I did, it ran perfectly, doing exactly what I wanted it to do. Thanks again for the help! Dum Spiro Spero Last edited by Maleficus; 16-05-2005 at 22:16..