Is it possible to test if a value is a function that can be called? I can test for null easily but after that I have no idea how to ensure the parameter passed in is actually a function?
void myMethod(funcParam)
{
if (funcParam != null)
{
/* How to test if funcParam is actually a function that can be called? */
funcParam();
}
}
void myMethod(funcParam) {
if(funcParam is Function) {
funcParam();
}
}
Of course, the call to funcParams()
only works if the parameter list matches - is Function
doesn't check for that. If there are parameters involved, one can use typedefs to ensure this.
typedef void MyExpectedFunction(int someInt, String someString);
void myMethod(MyExpectedFunction funcParam, int intParam, String stringParam) {
if(funcParam is MyExpectedFunction) {
funcParam(intParam, stringParam);
}
}
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