Fernando Cacciola wrote:
I'm actually trying to vouch for my peek/acquire idiom here.
Essentially, the name 'peek()' is intended to convey the fact that the
pointer
points to a managed object and that the ownership is not being transfered
along with the pointer (as oposed to acquire()).
If I manage to make the idiom known enough, the user will know that he
can't delete the pointer and that the pointer can be used only
as long as the 'source' (the optional<> object in this case) remains alive.
I still don't see the difference between peek/acquire and get/release. Care to enlighten me?

Dirk Gerrits



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