Re: Overloaded member functions

Is *Critter a name space?*
*I have the same problem when binding overloaded functions from a namespace.
*

2011/4/25 Patryk Małek <[email protected]>

> Hello,
> I have a small problem with binding overloaded member functions, I want to
> do it this way :
>
> *luabind::module(L)[
> luabind::class_<Critter::Body>("Body")
>   .def("setGlobalPosition", ( void(Critter::Body::*)(Vector3) )
> &Critter::Body::setGlobalPosition )
>
> ];*
> *
> *
> but I get an error :*
> *
> error C2440: 'type cast' : cannot convert from 'overloaded-function' to
> 'void (__thiscall Critter::Body::* )(Ogre::Vector3)'
>
> the problem might also be that this is an inherited function form
> NxOgre::Actor ( but I have also tried it with defining this function as
> NxOgre::Actor but the same errors)
>
> Any ideas ?
>
>
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