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    Hi, can anybody point me in a good direction on how this template works? I have not had any luck with the microsoft and boost documentations on this. I thought it may be used to detect class interface members as in Interface Detection[^], at least that is what I take from the name. Many thanks!

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      Hi, can anybody point me in a good direction on how this template works? I have not had any luck with the microsoft and boost documentations on this. I thought it may be used to detect class interface members as in Interface Detection[^], at least that is what I take from the name. Many thanks!

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      Use it to determine if the template parameter is a pointer to a member function. I think the microsoft documentation[^] is rather clear on this. It also gives a few examples.

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        Hi, can anybody point me in a good direction on how this template works? I have not had any luck with the microsoft and boost documentations on this. I thought it may be used to detect class interface members as in Interface Detection[^], at least that is what I take from the name. Many thanks!

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        Have a look at the source code. It gets a bit convoluted but you can trace through the implementation if you dig enough. Cheers, Ash

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