template struct mrpt::non_copiable_ptr¶
A wrapper class for pointers that can NOT be copied with “=” operator, raising an exception at runtime if a copy is attempted.
See also:
safe_ptr, non_copiable_ptr, copiable_NULL_ptr
#include <mrpt/core/safe_pointers.h> template <class T> struct non_copiable_ptr: public mrpt::non_copiable_ptr_basic { // construction non_copiable_ptr(); non_copiable_ptr(const non_copiable_ptr<T>& o); non_copiable_ptr(const T* p); // methods non_copiable_ptr<T>& operator = (const T* p); non_copiable_ptr<T>& operator = (const non_copiable_ptr<T>&); T& operator * (); const T& operator * () const; T& operator [] (size_t i); const T& operator [] (size_t i) const; void set(const T* p); };
Inherited Members¶
public: // methods non_copiable_ptr_basic<T>& operator = (T* p); non_copiable_ptr_basic<T>& operator = (const non_copiable_ptr_basic<T>&); bool operator == (const T* o) const; bool operator == (const non_copiable_ptr_basic<T>& o) const; bool operator != (const T* o) const; bool operator != (const non_copiable_ptr_basic<T>& o) const; T*& get(); const T* get() const; T** getPtrToPtr(); T*& operator -> (); const T* operator -> () const;
Methods¶
void set(const T* p)
This method can change the pointer, since the change is made explicitly, not through copy operators transparent to the user.