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Fixes activity zone sorting for comestibles in containers. #45453
Fixes activity zone sorting for comestibles in containers. #45453
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I don't think this
const_cast
does anything here. The method is already markedconst
sothis
isconst
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It's actually casting
this
to a mutableitem *
so that we can use the mutablecontained_where
implementation. We can't call it without the cast, because the mutable version returns a mutable reference, which is a no-go from a const object. It's a common C++ trick to avoid having to duplicate the entire method body for these const/mutable method pairs, and it's safe as long as your mutable version doesn't have side effects.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I see; thanks!