Support testing/clearing Assignable_Proxy_Function's callable#480
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Support testing/clearing Assignable_Proxy_Function's callable#480totalgee wants to merge 1 commit intoChaiScript:developfrom
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- add `operator bool()` cast to test if an Assignable_Proxy_Function has a callable. - add `clear()` to reset/empty the callable function. - include new compiled test case to work with (setting, testing, calling and clearing) callback functions in C++ objects.
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Issue this pull request references: #321
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operator bool()cast to test if an Assignable_Proxy_Function has a callable.clear()to reset/empty the callable function.