GRefPtrmyObject = adoptGRef(new MyObject());
GRefPtrmyObject1 = adoptGRef(new MyObject()); GRefPtr myObject2 = myObject1;
GRefPtrIn this example, we are using the arrow operator to dereference the GRefPtr and access a member function of the underlying object. The GRefPtr will ensure that the underlying object is still valid by checking the reference count before allowing access. Overall, GRefPtr is a useful tool in managing memory allocation and preventing memory leaks in GObject-based C++ programs.myObject = adoptGRef(new MyObject()); myObject->doSomething();