Help: Note that std::string::clear may not be used.
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@ -33,17 +33,19 @@ The ``at()`` member function of ``std::vector`` may not be used. Use
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int i1 = someVec.at(5); // Wrong
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int i2 = someVec[5]; // Ok
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std::string::append
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std::string::append and std::string::clear
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The ``append()`` member function of ``std::string`` may not be used. Use
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``operator+=`` instead:
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The ``append()`` and ``clear()`` member functions of ``std::string`` may not
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be used. Use ``operator+=`` and ``operator=`` instead:
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.. code-block:: c++
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std::string stringBuilder;
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stringBuilder.append("chunk"); // Wrong
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stringBuilder.clear(); // Wrong
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stringBuilder += "chunk"; // Ok
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stringBuilder = ""; // Ok
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std::set const iterators
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