I have the following template structure:
template <typename scalar_type>
struct postc_params{
scalar_type delta;
unsigned int time_horizon;
matrix_math::matrix<scalar_type> dynamics;
boost::shared_ptr<continuous_set> invariant_set_ptr;
boost::shared_ptr<continuous_set> input_set_ptr;
boost::shared_ptr<continuous_set> initial_set_ptr;
};
Now, I have a templated class with a private member of the above structure type
template <typename scalar_type>
class A{
....
private:
....
postc_params<scalar_type> my_postc;
};
Inside a member function definition of class A, I have the following line of code:
my_postc.initial_set_ptr = my_postc.initial_set_ptr->transform(some_obj);
transform function returns a pointer of type
boost::shared_ptr<continuous_set>
With this code, I have the following error:
passing 'const boost::shared_ptr' as 'this' argument of 'boost::shared_ptr< >& boost::shared_ptr< >::operator= (const boost::shared_ptr&) [with Y = const continuous::continuous_set, T = continuous::continuous_set]' discards qualifiers
Can anyone help me out with the cause?
Is the member function in A const?
If I am reading your code right, you are trying to change a member of a class from a const member function which is not allowed. Either remove the const from the member function or make the member mutable.
So,
mutable postc_params<scalar_type> my_postc;
However, I would take care with this method. Maybe reevaluate why the method that is changing my_postc is const. Either it should not be const or it should not be changing my_postc.
you are trying to assign to a const pointer as per the error message: "passing 'const boost::shared_ptr' as 'this' argument"
the member function you mention is surely const hence the error
you should rather reconsider your design than throw mutable here and there in your code.
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