Invokable.h
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29 
30 #ifndef Pt_Invokable_h
31 #define Pt_Invokable_h
32 
33 #include <Pt/Api.h>
34 #include <Pt/Void.h>
35 
36 namespace Pt {
37 
38 class Callback
39 {
40  public:
41  virtual ~Callback() {}
42 
43  virtual bool equals(const Callback&) const
44  { return false; }
45 };
46 
55 template <typename... As>
56 class Invokable : public Callback
57 {
58  public:
62  virtual ~Invokable() {}
63 
68  virtual void invoke(As... args) const = 0;
69 };
70 
71 } // namespace Pt
72 
73 #endif
Core module.
Definition: Allocator.h:33
Interface for invokable entities.
Definition: Invokable.h:57
virtual void invoke(As... args) const =0
Invokes the invokable entity with the given arguments.
virtual ~Invokable()
Default Constructor Does nothing. Does not throw.
Definition: Invokable.h:62