Hi everyone,
I would like to ask what the delete() method exactly does? Is it similar to
calling the C++ destructor?
Lets say that I have this C++ code:
class MyObj;
class MyContainer
{
...
bool addObj(const MyObj & obj);
// objects are internally held as a container of shared pointers;
std::unordered_set<std::shared_ptr<MyObj >> objects;
}
and this JS code:
var obj = new MyObj;
var container = new MyContainer;
container.addObj(obj );
obj.delete();
//Can I correctly work here with the shared pointer to *obj *in the
*container *object or it is already gone?
container.delete();
Thanks!
Regards.
Jan
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