So suppose, that I have got a class, that contains functional object and in the constructor call I pass arguments, that are to be passed to the functional object some time later. Something like:
class Binder{
public:
Binder(functional_object, listOfParameters);
callFunctionalObject(); // calls functional object with given list of parameters
};
Before C++11 I could not use Variadic templates, so one would do:
struct none{};
template <typename T1, typename T2=none, typename T3=none>
class Binder{
public:
Binder(T1 functionalObject, T2 arg1=none(), T3arg3=none());
void callFunctionalObject();
private:
T1 m_functionalObject;
T2 m_arg1;
T3 m_arg2;
};
Where callFunctionalobject
could be implemented as follows:
template<typename T1, typename T2, typename T3>
void Binder<T1,T2,T3>::callFunctionalObject(){
callImpl(m_functionalObject, m_arg1, m_arg2);
}
and callImpl
would be overloaded to recognize objects of type none
to pass proper amount of arguments to the functional object.
Now switching to C++11 I do not know how to implement the fact, that in private section I have got members, to which I have an direct access.
Could anyone explain me the way I can do the same using C++11 or C++14?