[英]C++ typedef with strange scope resolution operator
I have to port some C++ code and found this strange typedef: 我必须移植一些C ++代码并发现以下奇怪的typedef:
typedef uint32_t SomeClassName::* ptr;
The target compiler is MSVC++. 目标编译器是MSVC ++。 As far as I understand, this just creates an alias for the uint32_t*
named ptr
. 据我了解,这只是为uint32_t*
创建了一个名为ptr
的别名。 The part with SomeClassName::
does nothing useful and should be treated as an error by the compliant C++ compiler. 具有SomeClassName::
的部分没有任何用处,并且应由兼容的C ++编译器视为错误。 Am I right or wrong? 我是对还是错?
Also, found Unusual scope resolution operator question on SO, that possibly answers this question, but I'm not sure about it. 另外,在SO上发现了异常范围解析运算符问题,它可能回答了这个问题,但是我不确定。
This is a pointer to member. 这是指向成员的指针。 Specifically a variable of type ptr
can point to any uint32_t
data member of SomeClassName
. 特别是ptr
类型的变量可以指向SomeClassName
任何uint32_t
数据成员。 It can be used like this: 可以这样使用:
struct Foo {
int a;
int b;
float c;
};
Foo foo;
int Foo::* ptr;
ptr = &Foo::a;
foo.*ptr = 10; //Set foo.a to 10
ptr = &Foo::b;
foo.*ptr = 15; //Set foo.b to 15
//ptr = &Foo::c; //Won't compile
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