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This sis close to what i wanted. In ClassView, select the derived class your interested in, right click and choice Base Classes. A window will appear allowing you to navigate the inheritance tree.

Ok, since we can't do that. Is there some other method to browse the inheritance tree of a derived class.

How do I get the Classview Tab to show inherited members and member function in VC++ 6.0

seems you would need to create a stack to do postfix polish notation processing

thanks i'll take a look at patterns. however the original proposal still seems worthy of investigation, if for no other reason than to better understand.

It acually started to better understand the relationship of static and virtual member functions. It has grown int o the monster we speak of now. The idea was to create an object which contained a list of functions commonly used in some application. Let's say i'm processing messages from some...

I completely agree that the typedef should work, but it will only compile using vector<int ( FPclass::*)(void)> functions; i think i need to understand more about binders and adapters, as Bjarne Stroustrup explain them in his book. Since he made the revsion to allow member function pointers in...

You are correct about how to call the function. As you stated the below worked. (this->*functions[option])(); However this will not work. typedef int (FPclass::*FuncPointer)(void); vector<int (FuncPointer)(void)> functions; I get the following error &quot;C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual...

I'm having trouble accomplishing this without using a wrapper class. This all worked in Visual C++ except for the function call itself, which gave the following error &quot;illegal on operands of type 'int (__thiscall FPclass::*)(void)' &quot; It comes down to two questions. 1. Is their a...