[kadet.89]

PHP Code:

DETOUR_DECL_MEMBER0(Detourfunc1, void)
{
    DETOUR_MEMBER_CALL(Detourfunc1)();
    return;
}

DETOUR_DECL_MEMBER0(Detourfunc2, void)
{
    //How can I call Detourfunc1 hear ?

    DETOUR_MEMBER_CALL(Detourfunc2)();
    return;
} 


[psychonic]

It looks like you're using pred's CDetour.

Here are two macros that I added to detours.h in the SM RCon Sourcemod extension to do similar:

#define DETOUR_MEMBER_MCALL_CALLBACK(name, classptr) \
    ((name##Class *)classptr->*(&name##Class::name))
#define DETOUR_MEMBER_MCALL_ORIGINAL(name, classptr) \
    ((name##Class *)classptr->*(&name##Class::name##_Actual))

[kadet.89]

Unfortunately I don't understand how it works. Could you give a simple example?

[psychonic]

If you want to call the original function, the one being detoured, use DETOUR_MEMBER_MCALL_ORIGINAL. Use it the same way you're using DETOUR_MEMBER_CALL, except that you also need a pointer to the instance of the class that you're calling it on since it's a member function.

DETOUR_MEMBER_MCALL_CALLBACK(Detourfunc1, instanceptr)();