Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | Every now and then somebody adds a member to the class but not to swap. | No compiler warning possible. Been there, done that. Removed swap again | in most cases. Called it a 'obscure theory'.
If you keep your class variables in a Pimpl, then it gets very easy...
Class Foo {
private:
struct Pimpl;
Pimpl * pimpl;
};
Foo & operator=(Foo const & f)
{
Foo tmp(f);
f.swap(this);
}
void Foo::swap(Foo * f) {
std::swap(pimpl, f->pimpl);
}
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Lgb
