c++ - How do you pass boost::bind objects to a function? -

I have at least one dimensional function right now I'm passing it function indicator though there are several criteria in many functions, Some of which are certain. I have used this kind of motif such as

  template & lt; Class T & gt; At least (T & amp; F) {} factor F (param 1, absolute 2); Minimize & lt; Functor & gt; (F); However, in the definition of the Factor many boards are Boost :: The dam looks cleaner so that I can:  
  Reduce (boost: bind) (F, _1, absolute 1, absolute 2))  
 
 However, I am not clear whether my  at least  declaration  boost :: Bind . What type of object is  boost :: bind ? Is there an easy pattern for this that avoids the boilerpets of mosquitoes but many parameters are binding? 
 
 
 
 
 
 You just use the  boost :: function  I think that < Code> boost :: bind  has its own type, but it is compatible with  boost :: function  specific use for typingfiff for the function: 
 
  typedef boost :: function & lt; Bool (std :: string) & gt; MyTestFunction;  
 
 And then you can pass any compatible function with  boost :: bind : 
 
  bool SomeFunction (int I, std:: string s) {return true; } MyTestFunction f = boost :: bind (SomeFunction, 42, _1); F ("And then call it.");  
 
 I hope what you want. 
 
 This also works by passing  this  pointers to call this column as another parameter  boost :: bind .