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This const feels wrong from a logical perspective. It clearly modifies the current network.
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Oops, I was thinking this went the other way, thanks for pointing that out. I guess there is some subtle reason why the compiler does not generate any warnings in this case. I'll push a corrected version shortly...
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Netcurrently has a somewhat lackluster use ofconst. Returned references should beconst; it's not okay to modify the referents. Accessors and some other functions can beconstmethods; it is okay to call them onconst Nets.A few changes need to be made to fix existing code. In particular
std::map::operator[]is not aconstmethod, so the somewhat more obscurefind(...)->secondneeds to be used instead in a couple places.(I need a few of these for a future PR, so I went ahead and took a pass over the whole
Netinterface.)If you find any of this
constness too intrusive, discuss.