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refactor: deglob std::weak_ptr

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2026-03-06 20:38:50 -06:00
committed by JuiceyDev
parent 6e56e07c6b
commit a744f8f471
70 changed files with 125 additions and 125 deletions
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Minecraft.Client/Platform/Durango/Network/ChatIntegrationLayer.cpp
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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ void ChatIntegrationLayer::InitializeChatManager(
InitializeCriticalSection(&m_csAddedUsers);
std::weak_ptr<ChatIntegrationLayer> weakPtrToThis = shared_from_this();
std::<ChatIntegrationLayer> weakPtrToThis = shared_from_this();
#ifdef PROFILE
m_chatManager->ChatSettings->PerformanceCountersEnabled = true;
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ void ChatIntegrationLayer::InitializeChatManager(
m_tokenResourceAvailabilityChanged = Windows::ApplicationModel::Core::CoreApplication::ResourceAvailabilityChanged +=
ref new EventHandler< Platform::Object^ >( [weakPtrToThis] (Platform::Object^, Platform::Object^ )
{
// Using a std::weak_ptr instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Using a std:: instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Simply unregistering the callback in the destructor isn't enough to prevent a dangling pointer
std::shared_ptr<ChatIntegrationLayer> sharedPtrToThis(weakPtrToThis.lock());
if( sharedPtrToThis != nullptr )
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ void ChatIntegrationLayer::InitializeChatManager(
ref new Windows::Foundation::EventHandler<Microsoft::Xbox::GameChat::DebugMessageEventArgs^>(
[weakPtrToThis] ( Platform::Object^, Microsoft::Xbox::GameChat::DebugMessageEventArgs^ args )
{
// Using a std::weak_ptr instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Using a std:: instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Simply unregistering the callback in the destructor isn't enough to prevent a dangling pointer
std::shared_ptr<ChatIntegrationLayer> sharedPtrToThis(weakPtrToThis.lock());
if( sharedPtrToThis != nullptr )
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ void ChatIntegrationLayer::InitializeChatManager(
ref new Windows::Foundation::EventHandler<Microsoft::Xbox::GameChat::ChatPacketEventArgs^>(
[weakPtrToThis] ( Platform::Object^, Microsoft::Xbox::GameChat::ChatPacketEventArgs^ args )
{
// Using a std::weak_ptr instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Using a std:: instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Simply unregistering the callback in the destructor isn't enough to prevent a dangling pointer
std::shared_ptr<ChatIntegrationLayer> sharedPtrToThis(weakPtrToThis.lock());
if( sharedPtrToThis != nullptr )
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ void ChatIntegrationLayer::InitializeChatManager(
ref new Microsoft::Xbox::GameChat::CompareUniqueConsoleIdentifiersHandler(
[weakPtrToThis] ( Platform::Object^ obj1, Platform::Object^ obj2 )
{
// Using a std::weak_ptr instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Using a std:: instead of 'this' to avoid dangling pointer if caller class is released.
// Simply unregistering the callback in the destructor isn't enough to prevent a dangling pointer
std::shared_ptr<ChatIntegrationLayer> sharedPtrToThis(weakPtrToThis.lock());
if( sharedPtrToThis != nullptr )