I am using a library which offers a function foo(Widget*)
.
My Widgets are stored in
struct WidgetManager {
std::map<int, Widget> dict;
??? getWidget(int id);
}
Originally I stored (raw) Widget pointers in the std::map
just because it was convenient to pass them to foo. If I wan't to store the actual Widgets in the map, what should the return type of getWidget
be so that I can pass a pointer of the Widget to foo?
I am compelled to make it of type iterator, but I don't like that I have to access itr->second
to get the Widget(pointer).
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