constructor
Overview
A template class that provides a portable way to construct objects from memory that is owned by a fixed-size container. This class makes it possible to add objects that do not have default constructors. It is used for all of the emplace methods.
..note:
This is an outdated artifact and no longer necessary.
Usage
Constructors are used in containers to initialize objects in pre-allocated memory. This ensures that each object is properly set up within the allocated space.
Use
`construct`
to call the constructor of given class.Constructors ensures an object starts in a valid state by initializing member variables and performing necessary setup.
Example
An example for usage of constructor using a container is shown below:
for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
{
v.emplace_back().construct(i);
}
// Creating another vector
estd::declare::vector<int, 5> v2;
// Use construct to emplace_back element to the constructor v.
v2.emplace_back().construct(1);
// Use emplace to append elements
v2.emplace(v2.cend()).construct(6);