Defined as a FX::Generic::ptr<FX::Pol::destructiveCopy> which means it works semantically the same as std::auto_ptr. If you see this in a parameter list, it means that the API takes ownership of the pointer - deleting it if there's an exception as well as deleting it when done with the pointer. Usually functions accepting a FXAutoPtr check their input for zero, thus you can use type *foo(FXAutoPtr<type> ptr);
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type *handle=foo(new type);
Definition at line 2438 of file FXGenericTools.h.
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