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//Binds an easing function that has multiple parameters to a function that takes just one float ('position') as a parameter.
//Whatever function you are binding needs to start with 'position' as the first parameter.
template<typename Function, typename... ExtraArgs>
EaseFunction MakeEaseIn(Function &&easeFunction, ExtraArgs&&... extraArgs)
{
    return std::bind(easeFunction, std::placeholders::_1, std::forward<ExtraArgs>(extraArgs)...);
}
 
//Binds your EaseIn function for you, and returns an EaseOut function.
template<class... ExtraArgs>
EaseFunction MakeEaseOut(EaseFunction easeFunction, ExtraArgs&&... extraArgs)
{
    return std::bind(DoEaseOut, std::bind(easeFunction, std::placeholders::_1, extraArgs...), std::placeholders::_1);
}
 
//Binds your EaseIn function for you, and returns an EaseInOut function.
template<class... ExtraArgs>
EaseFunction MakeEaseInOut(EaseFunction easeFunction, ExtraArgs&&... extraArgs)
{
    return std::bind(DoEaseInOut, std::bind(easeFunction, std::placeholders::_1, extraArgs...), std::placeholders::_1);
}
 
//Binds your EaseIn function for you, and returns an EaseOutIn function.
template<class... ExtraArgs>
EaseFunction MakeEaseOutIn(EaseFunction easeFunction, ExtraArgs&&... extraArgs)
{
    return std::bind(DoEaseOutIn, std::bind(easeFunction, std::placeholders::_1, extraArgs...), std::placeholders::_1);
}
C++11 templates for binding variable-argument easing functions to a consistent std::function format.