Correction for named Functor As it was creating confusion and may mislead new learners.#65
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Correction for named Functor As it was creating confusion and may mislead new learners.#65Subh85330 wants to merge 1 commit intoBehaviorTree:masterfrom
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…class/struc which overloads function call operator '()'. In C++, a function pointer is not a "functor" in the common C++ sense, but both are types of callable objects. A functor (function object) is specifically a class or struct that overloads the function call operator()
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name functor is removed for function pointer, as it is defined for a class/struct which overloads function call operator '(…c)'.
In C++, a function pointer is not a "functor" in the common C++ sense, but both are types of callable objects. A functor (function object) is specifically a class or struct that overloads the function call operator()