Passing operator as a parameter

Question

I want to have a function that evaluates 2 bool vars (like a truth table)

for example:

since

T | F : T

then

myfunc(\'t\', \'f         


        

Answer 1

@ybungalobill posted a C++ correct answer and you should stick to it. If you want to pass the operators, functions will not work, but macros would do the work:

#define MYFUNC(lv, rv, op) ....

// Call it like this
MYFUNC('t', 'f', ||);

Be careful, macros are evil.