Open jakepetroules opened 11 years ago
There are lots of places where instances whose lifetimes are managed completely by their parent object, and are never NULL.
These should be references as opposed to shared pointers, as it will make clear that their accessors will always return valid objects.
There are lots of places where instances whose lifetimes are managed completely by their parent object, and are never NULL.
These should be references as opposed to shared pointers, as it will make clear that their accessors will always return valid objects.