Hi!
Thank you very much for the fast and helpful responses!
Gerrit Voss wrote:
Gerrit Voss wrote:
Hi,
make fadeOut static and it should work. If you want to have a member
function you should derive TestFader from Thread and overload workProc,
see attached example.
regards,
gerrit
Your example-program is the thing I was looking for! The problem with static
methods is, that they can't access class variables, which is what I want to do.
So the idea to just derive from Thread comes in quite handy.
Marcus Lindblom wrote:
N.P. :)
The problem is that runFunction expects a function returning void
taking a void ptr, (as can be seen by void (*)(void*)). The type of
your 'runFunction' is actually void (TestFader::*)(void*), since it is
a member function.
I suggest you make 'runFunction' static, that should do the trick. Or,
if you want to run a member function on an object, you could do
somethin like this:
void launcher(void* p) {
reinterpret_cast<TestFader*>(p)->runFunction();
}
which, of course, could be static in TestFader as well.
Regards
/Marcus
As I already wrote, static methods are not the thing I want, but thanks
anyway!
Best regards,
Markus
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