0026377: Passing Handle objects as arguments to functions as non-const reference to base type is dangerous

Operator of cast to non-const reference is declared deprecated to produce compiler warning if used (usually implicitly).

OCCT code is updated to avoid that cast, occurring when function accepting non-const reference to handle is called with handle to derived type.
For that, local variable of argument type is passed instead, and down-cast is used to get it to desired type after the call.
A few occurrences of use of uninitialized variable are corrected.
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2016-02-17 17:33:18 +03:00
parent fe9b8ff2f2
commit aa00364da7
59 changed files with 395 additions and 211 deletions

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@@ -100,10 +100,13 @@ static Handle(MoniTool_Profile) thealiases;
{
TCollection_AsciiString str;
if (thealiases.IsNull()) return str;
Handle(TCollection_HAsciiString) val;
if (!thealiases->Value(command,val)) return str;
str.AssignCat (val->ToCString());
return str;
Handle(Standard_Transient) aVal;
if (!thealiases->Value(command,aVal)) return str;
Handle(TCollection_HAsciiString) val =
Handle(TCollection_HAsciiString)::DownCast (aVal);
if (!val.IsNull())
str.AssignCat (val->ToCString());
return str;
}