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I've been having problems with using 'CC_CALLBACK_#' (i.e. CC_CALLBACK_0, CC_CALLBACK_1). It works alright if I am using it to call a function from the class (Using 'GameScene' class for this example) itself like 

CC_CALLBACK_0(GameScene::gamePause,this)

However I am unable to use it to call functions from other classes (i.e. 'SettingsScene') that have been included like 

CC_CALLBACK_1(SettingsScene::bgmControl,this)

I can use the SettingScene CC_CALLBACK code just fine in the SettingsScene class.

In cocos2dx v2, 'menu_selector' did not have any issues calling functions from other classes so I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to do it in v3.2? I really don't want to resort to copying the functions from other classes into the class I want to call it from :(

Thank you so much!

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    \$\begingroup\$ I am quoting vovkasm's answer from my question at the cocos2dx forum link for the people here :) "To call object method, you need: Method (the first argument to macros) Object itself (the second argument) So you snipped of code should look something like: CC_CALLBACK_1(SettingsScene::bgmControl, setttingsSceneObject) And you always can use C++11 feature called 'lambda expression': [&](ArgType arg) { settingsSceneObject->bgmControl(arg); }" \$\endgroup\$ Commented Feb 7, 2015 at 11:27

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