How to call a class member function via function pointer in map [C++]

[Shaitan00]

I'm trying to declare a std::map that is keyed by a char and has a function pointer as a second parameter, these functions would be a member function of my class. But for some odd reason I cannot call the functions when extracted...

So, I have a class A as shown below, it contains a map as well as a function

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class A
{
private:
map<char, void (A::*)(void)> mapA;
public:
void func();

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Next I have main code that looks like this:
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A::A() // constructor
{
// Generate User Options
mapA['a'] = &A::func;
}
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Now, I try to execute func by extracting it from the map and running the function:
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map<char, void (A::*)(void)>::iterator it;
for ( it=mapA.begin() ; it != mapA.end(); it++ )
{
(*it).second();
}
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I would assume this would launch function "func" as it is stored in the map, but instead it generates the following error message:
error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 0 arguments

Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks,

[kbw]

Change this:

map<char, void (A::*)(void)>::iterator it;
for ( it=mapA.begin() ; it != mapA.end(); it++ )
{
    (*it).second();
}

to:

map<char, void (A::*)(void)>::iterator it;
for ( it=mapA.begin() ; it != mapA.end(); it++ )
{
    (this->* (*it).second)();
}

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