Generator functions for ref_ptr
[Memory management and smart pointers]
Collaboration diagram for Generator functions for ref_ptr:
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Functions | |
| template<class T > | |
| ref_ptr< T > | GrAL::new_ref_ptr (T *t) |
| Convert newly allocated pointer to ref_ptr. | |
| template<class T > | |
| ref_ptr< T > | GrAL::ref_ptr::copy_to_ref_ptr (T const &t) |
Copy t to a ref_ptr. | |
| template<class T > | |
| ref_ptr< const T > | GrAL::ref_ptr::copy_to_const_ref_ptr (T const &t) |
Copy t to a const ref_ptr. | |
| template<class T > | |
| ref_ptr< T > | GrAL::ref_ptr::ref_to_ref_ptr (T &t) |
Reference t in a ref_ptr (no ownership transfer). | |
| template<class T > | |
| ref_ptr< const T > | GrAL::ref_ptr::const_ref_to_ref_ptr (T const &t) |
Reference t in a ref_ptr (no ownership transfer). | |
Detailed Description
These generator functions make it easier/more convenient to generate a ref_ptrFunction Documentation
template<class T >
| ref_ptr<T> GrAL::new_ref_ptr | ( | T * | t | ) | [inline] |
Convert newly allocated pointer to ref_ptr.
It is assumed that t is newly allocated, and no delete is called. Example:
{
// ...
ref_ptr<MyClass> r = new_ref_ptr(new MyClass(myargs));
return r;
// note: Ownership is taken by r.
}
template<class T >
| ref_ptr< T > copy_to_ref_ptr | ( | T const & | t | ) | [related, inherited] |
template<class T >
| ref_ptr< const T > copy_to_const_ref_ptr | ( | T const & | t | ) | [related, inherited] |
