lambda captured

[k1epic]

// c++20    vs2019 (v142) /////////////////////////////

struct test
{
	int a;

	void init ( const std::string& name, gravity_vm * vm)
	{

		gravity_class_t* class_t      = gravity_class_new_pair(NULL, name.c_str(), NULL, 0, 0);
		gravity_class_t* class_t_meta = gravity_class_get_meta(class_t);

                        // [&a]
                        // [&]
		auto _fn = [this](gravity_vm* vm, gravity_value_t* args, uint16_t nargs, uint32_t rindex)->bool
		{
			int b = a + 10;
			return true;
		};

                // NEW_CLOSURE_VALUE
	        // static gravity_value_t a
	        // {
		//    .isa = gravity_class_closure,
		//    .p   = (gravity_object_t*)gravity_closure_new(NULL, gravity_function_new_internal(NULL,NULL,  (_fn) ,  0))
	        // };

		gravity_class_bind(class_t_meta, "fn_example", NEW_CLOSURE_VALUE(_fn));

		gravity_vm_setvalue(vm, name.c_str(), VALUE_FROM_OBJECT(class_t));
	}
};

//  error  /////////////////////////////

// error C2664: 'gravity_function_t *gravity_function_new_internal(gravity_vm *,const char *,gravity_c_internal,uint16_t)' :  
// cannot convert argument 3 from 'test::init::<lambda_1>' to 'gravity_c_internal'
// No user-defined-conversion operator available that can perform this conversion, or the operator cannot be called

[marcobambini]

@k1epic it is a C++ compiler-generated error and not a Gravity error.
I am not sure I can help you with this issue.