c++ - Function pointer object seems not to to exist - c++

Question

I'm writing some kind of libary which organizes and keeps track of some tasks. Whenever a nwe task is called my libary uses a function pointer given in the constructor. But when I try to call it I get the error Symbol not found
In the Header file I declared it as:
template <class T>
class TaskManager
{
private:
// other variables
T TaskID; // This is defined like this (just to clear things up)
void (*TaskHandler)(T, TaskManager<T>*);
// some more stuff
};
I call it like
template <class T>
void TaskManager<T>::startActualTask()
{
(*TaskManager<T>::TaskHander)(TaskID, this); // Errors!
}
or
template <class T>
void TaskManager<T>::startActualTask()
{
TaskManager<T>::TaskHander(TaskID, this); // Errors!
}
(Removing TaskManager<T>:: in front of ´TaskHander(TaskID, this);´ did not help.)
But it cannot find the symbol TaskHandler. No matter what i tried so far!
The full error is:
e:\eigene dateien\visual studio 2010\projects\brainstonemod - publish\brainstonemod - publish\TaskManager.cpp(212): error C2039: 'TaskHander': Is no element of 'TaskManager<T>'
with
[
T=int
]
e:\eigene dateien\visual studio 2010\projects\brainstonemod - publish\brainstonemod - publish\TaskManager.cpp(211): At the compiling of the class template of the void TaskManager<T>::startActualTask(void) member function
with
[
T=int
]
e:\eigene dateien\visual studio 2010\projects\brainstonemod - publish\brainstonemod - publish\TaskManager.cpp(73): At the compiling of the class template of the void TaskManager<T>::addTask(Task<T>) member function
with
[
T=int
]
e:\eigene dateien\visual studio 2010\projects\brainstonemod - publish\brainstonemod - publish\TaskManager.cpp(9): At the compiling of the class template of the TaskManager<T>::TaskManager(std::wstring,std::wstring,void (__cdecl *)(T,TaskManager<T> *)) member function
with
[
T=int
]
main.cpp(14): See the Instatiation of the just compiled class template "TaskManager<T>".
with
[
T=int
]
(I had to translate this. So it might not be acurate translated!)
This might also be interesting:
template <class T>
TaskManager<T>::TaskManager(wstring title, wstring subtitle, void (*taskHandler)(T, TaskManager<T>*)) :
// Some intatiations
{
TaskHandler = taskHandler;
// More contructor stuff
}
How could i solve this?

Answer 1

If it's an ordinary member that is a function pointer (which is what it seems to be in your class declaration), you should call it like:
template <class T>
void TaskManager<T>::startActualTask()
{
TaskHandler(TaskID, this);
}
You only use the TaskManager<T>:: prefix for static members or typedefs.

Answer 2

It's a typo. I spelled it TaskHander but it's TaskHandler (I forgot the l)
Thank you anyways!