#include "stdio.h"

class myclass
{
public :
	void f ( int ) ;
	void g ( int ) ;
	void h ( int ) ;
	void i ( int ) ;
} ;

void myclass :: h ( int a ) { printf ( "%d", a ) ; }

int main ( void )
{
	myclass myclassinstance ;
	myclass * myclassinstancepointer = & myclassinstance ;
	void ( myclass :: * pointertofunction ) ( int ) = & myclass :: h ;
	// this means that pointertofunction is a pointer (*) to a function existing in the scope of myclass (myclass ::)
	// and takes an int as input ( (int) ) and gives void as output ( void )
	( myclassinstance . * pointertofunction ) ( 1 ) ; 
	// calls the function pointed to by pointertofunction and existing as a member of the class myclassinstance with 1 as the parameter
	( myclassinstancepointer -> * pointertofunction ) ( 2 ) ;
	// calls the function pointed to by pointertofunction and existing as a member of the class pointed to by myclassinstancepointer with 2 as the parameter
}