In this recipe, we will learn how to make a class movable. To start, let's examine a basic class definition:
#include <iostream>class the_answer{ int m_answer{42};public: the_answer() = default;public: ~the_answer() { std::cout << "The answer is: " << m_answer << '\n'; }};int main(void){ the_answer is; return 0;}
In the preceding example, we create a simple class with a private integer member that is initialized. We then define a default constructor and a destructor that outputs to stdout when an instance of the class is destroyed. By default, this class is movable, but the move operation mimics a copy (in other words, there is no difference between a move or a copy with this simple example).
To really make this class movable, ...
