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From: Ian Whittley (imw_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-06-26 09:09:34
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> > If 'get_pointer' is going to become a free-standing equivalent of 'get'
> > member function, I would suggest to call it 'c_ptr' (never liked 'get'
>:),
> > e.g.
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>What is "c_" supposed to mean? Can we see what the unabbreviated version
>looks like?
Surely it just means a bare c-style pointer? so c_ means C :)
Ian Whittley
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