GRAPHICS: Add palette constructor for ownership of data#6525
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Just noticed the PR. It Looks good to me. I'm going to merge it in now |
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Oh, it's still marked as a draft. Well, I have no objection to it being merged once you're ready for it |
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Yes, it is a step in the right direction. And we need to further fix/cleanup video code for using the Palette class. Merging this |
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One roadblock to expanded use of the palette class is my desire to not make extra memory copies the static palette data used in a number of classes. This new constructor with the use of DisposeAfterUse::NO and a const qualifier could be an answer to that problem.
Does this seem like a good path forward or are there alternate ideas?
Is this a silly concern and a small memory copy not a big enough deal to warrant a change?