> ecore_* takes a pointer to a function whereas boost::bind returns an
> object (that can be used as a function by operator overloading). to use
> a member function you need both a pointer to an object instance and a
> pointer to the function, which boost::bind wraps up in an object, but
> which the efl can't use.
>
> it would be nice to use stuff like boost::bind, but that's a c++ thing
> and the efl is c
Ok so i must use something else then i guess.
Thanks for this good Explanation!
I didn't realize this.
So i guess i must code a Mini IPC Thing or think about restructuring my
Framework in another Fashion. ;)
BtW: Enlightenment rocks!
Greets,
Christian
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