Benjamin Smedberg wrote:
nsClassHashtable "owns" the pointers, and "delete"s them when an entry
is removed.
nsDataHashtable just holds a type in the entry.
Which one you use depends on your needs in terms of cleaning up entries.
I think the question was whether nsDataHashtable is safe to use with nsString as
the type.
I almost want to say yes, for the same reason that it's safe to have nsString
members, but does nsDataHashtable call the type destructor as needed?
-Boris
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