Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
| > John Levon wrote:
| >
| >> A subtle thing I found out a few weeks ago. You need to have an out of
| >> line dtor for the object that has a scoped_ptr inside it. e.g.
| >> XMiniBuffer needs an outofline dtor because it contains a scoped_ptr as
| >> a member on a forward-declared class
| > The kind of things I cqnnot guess by myself. Thansk.
|
| Hmm, I take my Thansk back. It did not work. Anyway my time is up
| for this evening.
|
| What I wanted to do is to add a Menu (or Menu*) member to MenuItem, so
| that Menu::expand can create an actual submenu for items of kind
| Submenu. This is needed to move toc support to menubackend.
Think: what is the scope of objects inside a stl::container? Does any copyinbg occur?
Then think about what a scoped_ptr is.
Now realize that you have to use a shared_ptr instead.
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Lgb
