Trouble with a pointer to a static member of a template class

[Ney André de Mello Zunino]

Hello.

Given the following template class:

template <unsigned int dim = 3>
class Morfologia
{
public:
static Pgm dilata(const Pgm&, const ElementoEstruturante<dim>&);
// ...
};

I wish to declare and define a pointer to the static member above. This
is what I have tried:

Pgm (Morfologia<5>::*operador)(const Pgm&, const ElementoEstruturante<5>&);

operador = &Morfologia<5>::dilata;

But the compiler tells me it is unable to do a suitable conversion
("there is no context in which this conversion is possible").

Could anyone point out what is it that I am missing?

Thank you,

--
Ney André de Mello Zunino

[Jonathan Turkanis]

"Ney André de Mello Zunino" <zu****@inf.ufsc.br> wrote in message
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Hello.

Given the following template class:

template <unsigned int dim = 3>
class Morfologia
{
public:
static Pgm dilata(const Pgm&, const ElementoEstruturante<dim>&);
// ...
};

I wish to declare and define a pointer to the static member above. This
is what I have tried:

Pgm (Morfologia<5>::*operador)(const Pgm&, const ElementoEstruturante<5>&);
Pointers to static member functions do not have pointer-to-member type. They are
ordinary function pointers.

This should be:

Pgm (*operador)(const Pgm&, const ElementoEstruturante<5>&);

operador = &Morfologia<5>::dilata;

Jonathan