作者：mobiledu2502891563 | 来源：互联网 | 2023-09-15 19:51
I'm trying to create a function from a lambda like so:
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| cpp
template
struct EventCallback
{
explicit EventCallback(eastl::function aCallback)
: callback(aCallback)
{
}
eastl::function callback;
};
...
auto func &＃061; [aReceiver, receive](const EventType & aEvent) mutable {
aReceiver.receive(aEvent)
};
EventCallback wrapper(func);
|
However, when
gets cleaned up, the destructor throws an error. Is there another way that I should be going to construct this function, or is this a bug?
EDIT: This seems to not be the case when I am doing this in the main function. Is there some nuanced thing I am missing with
?
该提问来源于开源项目：electronicarts/EASTL
K. I'll close it for now. If you can provide a test case that shows the
error then I'll look at it again .
On Sun., Sep. 23, 2018, 12:26 p.m. Nick Clark,
wrote:
No error message of interest. I found a way around this, but I wanted to
bring it up. The error was caused on destruction of the lambda.
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