Fix constructors for custom container #40
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Previously I (wrongly) used containers for the construction of maps when a custom container was specified. That's not really how it is intended, the parameter should still be an allocator. This fixes that issues, so now its possible to copy/move etc. maps when a custom container is used. That container needs the constructors that accept an allocator. I had to bump version by a major number to 2.0.0 because this is an incompatible API change.
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fixes #39 |
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Previously I (wrongly) used containers for the construction of maps when a custom container was specified. That's not really how it is intended, the parameter should still be an allocator.
This fixes that issues, so now its possible to copy/move etc. maps when a custom container is used. That container needs the constructors that accept an allocator.
I had to bump version by a major number to 2.0.0 because this is an incompatible API change.