Tag structure used to indicate a copy constructed class should be an alias (shallow copy) rather than a deep copy. More...

#include <primitives.h>

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Tag structure used to indicate a copy constructed class should be an alias (shallow copy) rather than a deep copy.

When you copy construct an object with the alias tag, changes to the alias object also are reflected in the original object. When you copy construct without an alias tag, you have two unique instances of the object and changes in either object are not reflected in the other.

In either case both objects refer to the same physical item on disk - the alias tag only affects the in memory behavior.

Definition at line 110 of file primitives.h.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

pstsdk/util/primitives.h