#include#include void ExampleFunction(TPtrC data) { // Use the TPtrC } int main() { TPtrC data(_L("Some data")); ExampleFunction(data); }
#includeIn this example, we create a `ptr_vector` called `container`, which manages a vector of dynamically allocated `int` objects. We add two `int` objects to the vector using the `push_back` method. We then pass the `container` to a function, `ExampleFunction`, which takes a reference to a `ptr_vector` as an argument. The function can use the `container` to read and modify the `int` objects, and when the `container` goes out of scope, it will automatically delete the dynamically allocated objects.void ExampleFunction(boost::ptr_vector & container) { // Use the container } int main() { boost::ptr_vector container; container.push_back(new int(1)); container.push_back(new int(2)); ExampleFunction(container); }