Justin Stephens justephens

flex_ptr

This is a dumb idea.

It's literally just a unique_ptr with an owning flag. If owning is false when the destructor is called, it calls unique_ptr<>::release() to effectively skip deallocation.

Acts like a std::unique_ptr when given a managed object
Acts like a dumb pointer when given am unmanaged object

Use

// Constructed from unique_ptr, a flex_ptr is owning

	#!/usr/bin/env rdmd

	/++
	+ d_script_template.d
	+
	+ This file serves as a basic template for creating well-documented scripts in
	+ D running through rdmd (https://dlang.org/rdmd.html).
	+
	+ This template uses std.getopt for command line arguments, and parses its own
	+ source to output the contents of the top-most documentation block comment