Le 31/12/2016 à 15:48, Guillaume Munch a écrit :
Using weak pointers instead of naked pointers could be used to let you know when an inset has been destroyed. The cursor could then check if all slices are valid, and if not then fix itself. This would implement the original intent that the pointer is "some kind of cache" (according to a comment) for the slower thing you mention.
We can maybe measure how useful this cache is, and remove it if the difference is not important (which is probably the case).
JMarc
