function_def.hpp File Reference

#include <cstring>
#include <string>
#include <memory>
#include <cstdint>
#include <vector>
#include <functional>
#include <jau/basic_types.hpp>

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Classes
class	jau::InvocationFunc< R, A >
	One goal to produce the member-function type instance is to be class type agnostic for storing in the toolkit. More...
class	jau::NullInvocationFunc< R, A >
class	jau::ClassInvocationFunc< R, C, A >
class	jau::PlainInvocationFunc< R, A >
class	jau::CaptureInvocationFunc< R, I, A >
class	jau::StdInvocationFunc< R, A >
class	jau::FunctionDef< R, A >

Namespaces
	jau

Functions
template<typename R , typename C , typename... A>
jau::FunctionDef< R, A... >	jau::bindMemberFunc (C *base, R(C::*mfunc)(A...)) noexcept
template<typename R , typename... A>
jau::FunctionDef< R, A... >	jau::bindPlainFunc (R(*func)(A...)) noexcept
template<typename R , typename I , typename... A>
jau::FunctionDef< R, A... >	jau::bindCaptureFunc (const I &data, R(*func)(I &, A...), bool dataIsIdentity=true) noexcept
	const I& data will be copied into the InvocationFunc<..> specialization and hence captured by copy. More...
template<typename R , typename I , typename... A>
jau::FunctionDef< R, A... >	jau::bindCaptureFunc (I &&data, R(*func)(I &, A...), bool dataIsIdentity=true) noexcept
	I&& data will be moved into the InvocationFunc<..> specialization. More...
template<typename R , typename... A>
jau::FunctionDef< R, A... >	jau::bindStdFunc (uint64_t id, std::function< R(A...)> func) noexcept
template<typename R , typename... A>
jau::FunctionDef< R, A... >	jau::bindStdFunc (uint64_t id) noexcept