A basic implementation of a C++ callback function.

This example considers the case where a C++ class has a member class that performs various operations. The main class is called WrapperClass and the other is called MemberClass. The operations of MemberClass encounter events that require a callback to a method in WrapperClass.

In C++ 11 it is possible to use std::function and std::bind as seen in this example. However, this repo contains a general solution for all C++ versions. Therefore, the desired callback method needs to be passed to MemberClass in the form of a method pointer.

A working example with comments is provided.

cd build/
cmake ..
make
./cpp-callback

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