pointers to functions

[hannes]

why doesn't this code work?

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

char *function()
{
	return "lol";
}

char *function2()
{
	char *(*me)();
	hannes=&function;
	return me;
}

int main()
{
	char *(*me)();
	me=function2();
	char *tmp=hannes();
	cout<<tmp<<endl;
}

[Bazzy]

- 'hannes' is not declared anywhere
- me = function2(); should be me = function2;

[hannes]

hannes has to be me, and me in the main-function must be the return value of function2

[guestgulkan]

What?

[hannes]

problem is already solved. thanks anyway!