| 710 | | `auto` also has useful applications for primitive variable declarations as it can fix up to one half of any potential `data type mismatch` warnings as a result of declaring the variable with an incorrect (or insufficiently wide |
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| 712 | | However, do not use `auto` as the return type (aka. return type deduction) in any public API method signature. We need to be as verbose and concise as possible for SWIG to generate the correct proxy classes |
| | 710 | `auto` also has useful applications for primitive variable declarations as it can fix up to one half of any potential `data type mismatch` warnings as a result of declaring the variable with an incorrect (or insufficiently wide/narrow) type on the left-hand side of a variable assignment (think `size_t`/`int` indexing mismatches in for loops for an example) |
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| | 712 | However, do not use `auto` as the return type (aka. return type deduction) in any public API method signature. We need to be as verbose and concise as possible for SWIG to generate the correct proxy classes and their methods. |
