> Glib::RefPtr smart pointers are a way of life in gtkmm...
> when one of
> these is declared, you never use "new" to instantitate them,
> but rather
> you call a "create" method. The nice thing about them is
> that the smart
> pointer manage the memory and references themselves... i.e. you don't
> have to "delete" them yourself. handy, eh?
>
Aye, I am okay with the refptr idea, what is weird in that case is ...
Glib::Refptr<foo> & ref_bar;
^
|
--------------- erm ...
So that would give me a C++ reference to a Glib::Refptr, I thought you would
maybe want ...
Glib::Refptr<Glib::Refptr<foo> > ref_bar;
Or possibly, just ...
Glib::Refptr<foo> ref_bar = ref_someOtherBar;
Hopefully that is a little more clear.
Cheers mate,
Gaz
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