Closed User-DK closed 5 months ago
Hey @User-DK,
this function is just overloaded based on the const
qualifier.
The first definition gives read-only access to the neighbour list (hence it returns std::span<const size_t>
) and is invoked only if you have a const Network
.
The second function gives read-write access (hence it returns a std::span<size_t>
) and, therefore, you can modify the neighbour list through the returned span.
thanks @MSallermann
https://github.com/seldon-code/seldon/blob/5bd6f9e6b440e0716d11afb17c3d1f568b2c5515/include/network.hpp#L119-L127
I was working on creating bindings for the Network header but encountered this two same named functions means the doubt is why do we require both in the bindings?