const_cast conversion
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Convierte entre los tipos con diferentes cv-cualificación .
Original:
Converts between types with different cv-qualification.
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const_cast < new_type> ( expression) | |||||||||
Devuelve un valor de tipo
new_type
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Returns a value of type
new_type
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Sólo las siguientes conversiones se puede hacer con const_cast. En particular, sólo const_cast se puede utilizar para desechar (eliminar) constness o volatilidad .
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Only the following conversions can be done with const_cast. In particular, only const_cast may be used to cast away (remove) constness or volatility.
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1)
Dos punteros posiblemente varios niveles al mismo tipo se pueden convertir entre sí, independientemente de la CV-calificadores en cada nivel .
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Two possibly multilevel pointers to the same type may be converted between each other, regardless of cv-qualifiers at each level.
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2)
lvalue de cualquier tipo
T
se puede convertir en una referencia lvalue o valor p para la T
mismo tipo, más o menos cv-calificado. Del mismo modo, un valor p puede ser convertido a un valor p de referencia más o menos cv-cualificado .Original:
lvalue of any type
T
may be converted to a lvalue or rvalue reference to the same type T
, more or less cv-qualified. Likewise, an rvalue may be converted to a more or less cv-qualified rvalue reference.The text has been machine-translated via Google Translate.
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Las mismas reglas se aplican a los punteros posiblemente varios niveles para los miembros de datos .
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Same rules apply to possibly multilevel pointers to data members.
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valor de puntero nulo se puede convertir en el valor de puntero nulo de new_type
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null pointer value may be converted to the null pointer value of new_type
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Como con todas las expresiones de conversión, el resultado es:
- Un l-valor si tipo-de-destino es un tipo referencia a l-valor o un tipo referencia r-valor a función(desde C++11);
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- Un pr-valor en caso contrario.
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Punteros a funciones y punteros a funciones miembro no están sujetos a const_cast
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Pointers to functions and pointers to member functions are not subject to const_cast
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A pesar de que const_cast podrá eliminar cualquier constness de puntero o de referencia, utilizando el puntero o referencia que resulta escribir en un objeto que se declaró const invoca un comportamiento indefinido .
Original:
Even though const_cast may remove constness from any pointer or reference, using the resulting pointer or reference to write to an object that was declared const invokes undefined behavior.
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#include <iostream> struct type { type():i(3){}void m1(int v)const{// this->i = v; // compile error: this is a pointer to constconst_cast<type*>(this)->i = v;// OK}int i;}; int main(){int i =3;// i is not declared constconstint& cref_i = i;const_cast<int&>(cref_i)=4;// OK: modifies istd::cout<<"i = "<< i <<'\n'; type t; t.m1(4);std::cout<<"type::i = "<< t.i<<'\n'; constint j =3;// j is declared constint* pj =const_cast<int*>(&j);*pj =4;// undefined behavior! void(type::*mfp)(int)const=&type::m1;// pointer to member function// const_cast<void(type::*)(int)>(mfp); // compiler error: const_cast does not// work on function pointers}
Salida:
i = 4 type::i = 4