I don't understand very well the std::move
function
template <class T>
typename remove_reference<T>::type&&
move(T&& a)
{
return a;
}
why remove_reference
?
could someone give me a simple explanation ?
Think about what happens if T
is an lvalue reference, for example MyClass &
. In that case, T &&
would become MyClass & &&
, and due to reference collapsing rules, this would be transformed into MyClass &
again. To achieve the right result, typename remove_reference<MyClass&>::type&&
first removes any reference decorations from the type, so MyClass &
is mapped to MyClass
, and then the rvalue reference is applied to it, yielding MyClass &&
.
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