Use a for loop

AIDASoft · Apr 19, 2024 · 98703c6 · 98703c6
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diff --git a/python/templates/macros/implementations.jinja2 b/python/templates/macros/implementations.jinja2
@@ -28,8 +28,9 @@ Mutable{{ type }} {{ full_type }}::clone() const {
 {% for relation in multi_relations %}
   // If the current object has been read from a file, then the object may only have a slice of the relation vector
   // so this slice has to be copied in case we want to modify it
-  delete tmp->m_{{ relation.name }};
-  tmp->m_{{ relation.name }} = new std::vector<{{ relation.full_type }}>(m_obj->m_{{ relation.name }}->begin() + m_obj->data.{{ relation.name }}_begin, m_obj->m_{{ relation.name }}->begin() + m_obj->data.{{ relation.name }}_end);
+  for (size_t i = m_obj->data.{{ relation.name }}_begin; i < m_obj->data.{{ relation.name }}_end; i++) {
+    tmp->m_{{ relation.name }}->push_back((*m_obj->m_{{ relation.name }})[i]);
+  }
   tmp->data.{{ relation.name }}_begin = 0;
   tmp->data.{{ relation.name }}_end = tmp->m_{{ relation.name }}->size();
 {% endfor %}