Currently, constification of function parameters can either be deactivated completely, or Constificator suggest top-level const-qualification for non-reference-type parameters where applicable. This means that Constificator would suggest adding const to par in the following snippet:
void func(int par) { }
This qualification would have no meaning for callers of func, and is thus somewhat superfluous.
Actual Behavior
Provide an option to selectively deactivate constification for the top-level of non-reference-type parameters.
Cevelop Version, Operating System and Compiler
OS - All, Cevelop Version - All, Compiler - N/A, Constificator - 1.8.0.201708202237
Expected Behavior
Currently, constification of function parameters can either be deactivated completely, or Constificator suggest top-level const-qualification for non-reference-type parameters where applicable. This means that Constificator would suggest adding const to
parin the following snippet:This qualification would have no meaning for callers of
func, and is thus somewhat superfluous.Actual Behavior
Provide an option to selectively deactivate constification for the top-level of non-reference-type parameters.
Cevelop Version, Operating System and Compiler
OS - All, Cevelop Version - All, Compiler - N/A, Constificator - 1.8.0.201708202237