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Ben Kietzman updated ARROW-14960:
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Description:
As of
https://github.com/google/styleguide/commit/7a7a2f510efe7d7fc5ea8fbed549ddb31fac8f3e
the Google Style Guide no longer forbids use of mutable references for output
arguments, and actually encourages using them when the output argument is not
optional.
This puts arrow c++ style out of sync since we've continued to police toward
usage of pointers for output arguments. We could:
- keep the ban and note this as a deviation from google style in
[development.rst|https://github.com/bkietz/arrow/blob/392af8aa999f940ab8fd61684820b2c6d89f7871/docs/source/developers/cpp/development.rst#L74-L75]
- open JIRA(s) for deprecating/replacing pointer-output APIs where applicable
was:
As of
https://github.com/google/styleguide/commit/7a7a2f510efe7d7fc5ea8fbed549ddb31fac8f3e
the Google Style Guide no longer forbids use of mutable references for output
arguments, and actually encourages using them when the output argument is not
optional.
This puts arrow c++ style out of sync since we've continued to police toward
usage of pointers for output arguments. We could:
- keep the ban and note this as a deviation from google style in
[development.rst|https://github.com/bkietz/arrow/blob/392af8aa999f940ab8fd61684820b2c6d89f7871/docs/source/developers/cpp/development.rst#L74-L75]
- open JIRA(s) for updating pointer-output APIs where applicable
> [C++] Google style guide allows mutable references now, what do?
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> Key: ARROW-14960
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-14960
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: C++
> Reporter: Ben Kietzman
> Priority: Minor
>
> As of
> https://github.com/google/styleguide/commit/7a7a2f510efe7d7fc5ea8fbed549ddb31fac8f3e
> the Google Style Guide no longer forbids use of mutable references for
> output arguments, and actually encourages using them when the output argument
> is not optional.
> This puts arrow c++ style out of sync since we've continued to police toward
> usage of pointers for output arguments. We could:
> - keep the ban and note this as a deviation from google style in
> [development.rst|https://github.com/bkietz/arrow/blob/392af8aa999f940ab8fd61684820b2c6d89f7871/docs/source/developers/cpp/development.rst#L74-L75]
> - open JIRA(s) for deprecating/replacing pointer-output APIs where applicable
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