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Remove deprecated Trigger constructor
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double time;
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double time;
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Trigger::Trigger(std::shared_ptr<WhenInfo> wi, double timeout, const IDSet& _globals, std::vector<ValPtr> _local_aggrs,
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Frame* f, const Location* loc)
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: Trigger(std::move(wi), _globals, std::move(_local_aggrs), timeout, f, loc) {
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Unref(this);
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}
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Trigger::Trigger(std::shared_ptr<WhenInfo> wi, const IDSet& _globals, std::vector<ValPtr> _local_aggrs, double timeout,
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Trigger::Trigger(std::shared_ptr<WhenInfo> wi, const IDSet& _globals, std::vector<ValPtr> _local_aggrs, double timeout,
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Frame* f, const Location* loc) {
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Frame* f, const Location* loc) {
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timeout_value = timeout;
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timeout_value = timeout;
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class Trigger final : public Obj, public notifier::detail::Receiver {
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class Trigger final : public Obj, public notifier::detail::Receiver {
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public:
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// This first constructor can return an invalid pointer, so
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// its value must not be used further.
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[[deprecated(
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"Remove in v7.1. Use second Trigger constructor via "
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"make_intrusive<...>.")]] Trigger(std::shared_ptr<WhenInfo> wi, double timeout, const IDSet& globals,
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std::vector<ValPtr> local_aggrs, Frame* f, const Location* loc);
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// Use this constructor via make_intrusive<...>. The usual pattern is
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// Use this constructor via make_intrusive<...>. The usual pattern is
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// to then discard what's returned, i.e. "(void)make_intrusive<...>" -
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// to then discard what's returned, i.e. "(void)make_intrusive<...>" -
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// however, a valid pointer will be returned that can be used for
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// however, a valid pointer will be returned that can be used for
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