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How to use external closures

2025-02-23 Update From: SLTechnology News&Howtos shulou NAV: SLTechnology News&Howtos > Development >

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This article introduces the knowledge of "how to use external closures". In the operation of actual cases, many people will encounter such a dilemma. Then let the editor lead you to learn how to deal with these situations. I hope you can read it carefully and be able to achieve something!

Add an outer (closure) as a link type to create a function compatible with the closure ABI

Passing the address of the UFCS call to the outer (closure) function creates a closure

Member functions can be implicitly converted to external (closure) functions

It is recommended that the outer (closure) be added as the link type, that is

Outer (closure) empty bar (Foo foo); / / can be converted to closure

This link type modifies the function ABI by passing the first parameter in the same way that the context pointer is passed to the closure function. If the first argument of an outer (closure) function is a class or construction reference, it is like a member function of that type (ABI). Each function in the following example has the same ABI:

Class one

{

Null member function (int x float y)

{

}

}

Outer (closure) empty non-member functions (a class of sparting int x float y)

{

}

Construct a structure

{

Null member function (int x float y)

{

}

}

Outer (closure) empty non-member function (ref-construction s _ int _ x _ float _ y)

{

}

Outer (closure) empty non-member function (a structure * s _ focus int x _ float y)

{

}

Using UFCS, you can extract closures from outer (closure) functions, that is,

Outer (closure) empty bar (Foo foo)

{

/ /...

}

Foo foo

Empty closure () dg = & foo.bar

/ / use UFCS to get the "empty closure ()" with the context pointer set to foo

Using UFCS to extract closures, external (closures) functions have the same syntax as member functions, that is, &.

In this way, templates and plug-ins can use them.

It also maintains type safety between the context pointer and the first parameter of the function through a "confirm later" UFCS call to check the type.

For completeness, the member function should be implicitly converted to an outer (closure) function, that is,

Construct Foo structure

{

Empty bar () / /...

}

Class Foo class

{

Empty bar () / /...

}

Construct Foo structure foo structure

Construct Foo class foo class

Outer (closure) function (ref Foo construction foo) fp1=&foo construction .bar

Outer (closure) function (Foo class foo) fp2=&foo class .bar

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