[class.ctor.general] Remove the paragraph made dangling by P1787R6 #6195
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@jensmaurer could you have a look please? |
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And add a note stating that every temporary object is unnamed.
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Squashed and rebased. |
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While "this way" is in normative wording, the referred way is moved into a non-normative note by P1787R6 (#[class.ctor]). It's probably wrong for nomative wording to do this.
Additionally, the paragraph seems already incorrect in C++17, because
auto s = std::string();seemly creates a named object in "this way". Temporary objects created in this way are unnamed, but I believe it makes more sense to say all temporary objects are unnamed.Fixes #5491.