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I don't think so. Have you tried adding "this" to the boost::bind function call? That's what they usually require for binding member functions. That might be the only thing missing.
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I don't think so. Have you tried adding "this" to the boost::bind function call? That's what they usually require for binding member functions. That might be the only thing missing.
Citing Boris' comment, this is how you would do it:
sync.registerCallback(boost::bind(&PublishOdometry::handelerOdometry, this, _1, _2));
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I don't think so. Have you tried adding "this" this to the boost::bind boost::bind function call? That's what they usually require for binding member functions. That might be the only thing missing.
Citing Boris' comment, this is how you would do it:
sync.registerCallback(boost::bind(&PublishOdometry::handelerOdometry, this, _1, _2));
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I don't think so. Have you tried adding this to the boost::bind function call? That's what they usually require for binding member functions. That might be the only thing missing.
Citing Boris' comment, this is how you would do it:
sync.registerCallback(boost::bind(&PublishOdometry::handelerOdometry, this, _1, _2));
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