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I'm a "const all the things!" coder in general. If you see something that's not const, that is documentation that you should expect your object to be modified,

I'm a "const all the things!" coder in general. If you see something that's not const, that is documentation that you should expect your object to be modified, not that I was too lazy to type 'const' ;P

millstone 10y ago
Unfortunately a const shared_ptr is like a const raw pointer: you can't change the pointer itself, but can still modify what it points to.
- Too 10y ago
  You can do const shared_ptr<const type>, it's like a const * const raw pointer.