Can't access private or protected members from SafePointer?

[stephenk]

yes, I have used that before, I just thought that I had also accessed private or protected variables through the SafePointer before. Maybe not.

SafePointer<Component>(this) and 'this' at the same time

When you make a lambda (for an asynchronous callback for example) and pass a SafePointer, you need to then use that pointer to access every member variable of your class. myLambda = [safeThis = SafePointer<Component>(this)] () { if (safeThis == nullptr) return; safeThis->myMemberVariable1 = 0; safeThis->myMemberVariable3 = 1; safeThis->myMemberVariable4 = 2; … } This can become cumbersome depending on what you want to do inside the lambda. I’m just wondering if you can pass a SafePointe…