Subject: [Boost-docs] Converting shared_ptr to weak_ptr preserves the deleter.
From: Shuckey (Shuckey_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-10-02 10:06:59
Hello. I have observed a terrific feature which I feel should be explicitly
noted in the appropriate documentation.
If you create a shared_ptr with a custom deleter
shared_ptr<T> pShared1( new T(), &deleter );
and create a weak pointer from that shared pointer
weak_ptr<T> pWeak1( pShared );
and at last create a second shared pointer from the aforementioned weak
pointer
shared_ptr<T> pShared2( pWeak1 );
then the newly created pointer (pShared2) will also have the custom
deleter, i.e. destroying both pShared1 and pShared2 invokes deleter().
Best regards,
Hrvoje Bratanic AKA Shuckey AKA Crtowat AKA No-Fun
-- I'm going, but I need a little time, I promised I would drown myself in mystic heated wine.
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