On 22/04/2012 06:03 PM, Warp wrote:
>    That's kind of what the C++ lambda does internally: It puts the captured
> variables in some kind of internal struct, which the function then operates
> with (similarly to how a class member function operates with the object
> using the 'this' pointer). You could achieve a similar behavior by writing
> a class, but a lambda achieves this with significantly less effort.

Oh, so it can capture local variables too? That's even better than I 
thought...

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