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Hi I'm new to this mailing-list  ;)
I have a little problem using pointers and buttons:
I put some check buttons in a VBox with a for loop. All the code is ok,
because when I leave the following line the program works fine.

a_CheckButtons[i-1]->signal_clicked().connect
(
        sigc::mem_fun(*this, &Preferences::on_checkbutton_clicked)(&i,1)
);

The problem will also be in the line, but I think I've not understood
well in wich way sigc::mem_func() does work

this is my code:

Preferences::Preferences()
:
m_Frame("Preferences")
{
        set_border_width(10);
        set_size_request(150, 260);
        set_title("Multiplication");

        add(m_VBox);

        m_Frame.add(m_HBox);

        for(int i=1; i<=10; i+=2)
        {
                a_CheckButtons[i-1] = new Gtk::CheckButton();
                a_CheckButtons[i-1]->set_label(to_string(i));
                a_CheckButtons[i-1]->signal_clicked().connect
                (
                sigc::mem_fun(*this, &Preferences::on_checkbutton_clicked)(&i, 
1)
                );
                m_VBox_1.pack_start(*a_CheckButtons[i-1]);
        }
}

void Preferences::on_checkbutton_clicked(int &numero)
{
        cout << "checked" << numero << endl;
}

thanks
Guglie
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