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Oh, heh no, no it doesn't :d


for (auto& i : maps)
{
if (&i.second == this)
{
assert(!getManager().hasActiveMap());
ret = ret &&...

Would this be equivalent then?


for (auto&& i : maps)
{
if (i.second == this)
{
assert(!getManager().hasActiveMap());
ret = ret &&...

Hello, I was hoping someone could help me understand the conditional in this for loop:


for (auto i = maps.begin(); i != maps.end(); i++)
{
if (&((*i).second) == this)
{
...

I have a problem I am attempting to handle. What I have is a 6 Boolean's and I need to check the state of each of those against their current value in another method, and if any of them are different...

Okay, so I think I get it now. When you have a * it's sort of just a way of pointing at the original data rather than re-declaring it. I thought maybe I had to use the & operator somehow but I guess...

Hey guys, I am just starting to learn C++ here, and I am a bit confused by this method:


extern const char* getOwnerSerNoString(void);

which is defined as follows:


const char*...