struct pointer function points to other function of other struct

Question

I was wondering if is possible to point a function of other structure into of a structure:

Example:

typedef struct
{
    int func(int z)
    {
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Answer 1

The declaration of func should look like this:

int(sta::*func)(int);

Or, alternatively:

using my_type = int(sta::*)(int);
my_type func;

This is easier to read: my_type is an alias for the type pointer to a member function of sta that gets an int and returns an int.
func is nothing more that a data member having type my_type.

In order to assign an actual pointer to member function to func, you can do this instead:

sah.func = &sta::func;

You can then invoke it as it follows:

(sa.*sah.func)(0);