Unique

Constructors

this

this(Payload!T value, Allocator allocator)

this(Allocator allocator)

Takes ownership over value, setting the counter to 1. value may be a pointer, an object or a dynamic array.

Destructor

~this

~this()

Destroys the owned object.

Postblit

this(this)

this(this)

$(D_PSYMBOL Unique) is noncopyable.

Alias This

Members

Functions

get

inout(Payload!T) get()

opAssign

typeof(this) opAssign(Payload!T rhs)

typeof(this) opAssign(typeof(null) )

typeof(this) opAssign(typeof(this) rhs)

Initialized this Unique and takes ownership over rhs.

opUnary

inout(T) opUnary()

Dereferences the pointer. It is defined only for pointers, not for reference types like classes, that can be accessed directly.

opUnary

inout(T) opUnary()

Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

release

Payload!T release()

Sets the internal pointer to $(D_KEYWORD). The allocator isn't changed.

Mixins

__anonymous

mixin DefaultAllocator

Undocumented in source.

Properties

isInitialized

bool isInitialized [@property getter]

Mixed In Members

From mixin DefaultAllocator

allocator_

Allocator allocator_;

Allocator.

this

this(Allocator allocator)

allocator

shared(Allocator) allocator [@property getter]

This property checks if the allocator was set in the constructor and sets it to the default one, if not.

auto p = defaultAllocator.make!int(5);
auto s = Unique!int(p, defaultAllocator);
assert(*s == 5);

static bool destroyed;

static struct F
{
    ~this() @nogc nothrow @safe
    {
        destroyed = true;
    }
}
{
    auto s = Unique!F(defaultAllocator.make!F(), defaultAllocator);
}
assert(destroyed);

• refCounted
• unique

• RefCounted
• Unique