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Fix description for resize_uninitialized #114688

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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion core/templates/local_vector.h
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Expand Up @@ -193,7 +193,8 @@ class LocalVector {
/// Resize and set all values to 0 / false / nullptr.
_FORCE_INLINE_ void resize_initialized(U p_size) { _resize<true>(p_size); }

/// Resize and set all values to 0 / false / nullptr.
/// Resize and keep memory uninitialized.
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/// This means that any newly added elements have an unknown value, and are expected to be set after the `resize_uninitialized` call.
/// This is only available for trivially destructible types (otherwise, trivial resize might be UB).
_FORCE_INLINE_ void resize_uninitialized(U p_size) { _resize<false>(p_size); }

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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion core/templates/vector.h
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Expand Up @@ -114,7 +114,8 @@ class Vector {
return _cowdata.template resize<true>(p_size);
}

/// Resize and set all values to 0 / false / nullptr.
/// Resize and keep memory uninitialized.
/// This means that any newly added elements have an unknown value, and are expected to be set after the `resize_uninitialized` call.
/// This is only available for trivially destructible types (otherwise, trivial resize might be UB).
_FORCE_INLINE_ Error resize_uninitialized(Size p_size) {
// resize() statically asserts that T is compatible, no need to do it ourselves.
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