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delete.h File Reference

Include this file right after IObject.h (or instead of) to detect accidental uses of "delete" on an XPLC interface. More...

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Compounds
class	CheckIObjectOk
	class CheckIObject {}; More...
class	ConversionIObject
	class CheckIObjectOkVector {}; More...
Defines
#define	xplcdelete   CheckIObjectOk() &&
	Macro used to indicate a valid use of the delete keyword with an XPLC interface.
#define	delete   CheckIObject() &&
	Overriding the delete keyword.
#define	deletev   CheckIObjectOkVector() &&
	Remplacement for delete[].
Functions
template<class T> void	operator && (CheckIObject, const T *obj)
	struct XPLC_CTAssert<true> {};

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Detailed Description

Include this file right after IObject.h (or instead of) to detect accidental uses of "delete" on an XPLC interface.

Use "xplcdelete" instead of "delete" when you know what you are doing.

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Define Documentation

#define delete   CheckIObject() &&

Overriding the delete keyword. This replaces the delete keyword with an invocation of the operator && using a specific marker class as the left operand, allowing it to be templated on the right operand.

#define deletev   CheckIObjectOkVector() &&

Remplacement for delete[]. Because we cannot capture usage of delete[] using macros, we have to add a replacement for it, unfortunately.

#define xplcdelete   CheckIObjectOk() &&

Macro used to indicate a valid use of the delete keyword with an XPLC interface. In some cases, you really need to use delete on an object that derives from IObject. In those cases, use "xplcdelete" instead of "delete".

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