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Fixed -Wdeprecated-copy-dtor warnings by implementing a copy assignme… #3306
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setId(original.id); needed here so that both objects have the same hdf5 ID (see DataSet, DataType,...)
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Done. This is the crux of the WIP. I'm not sure what to actually put into these copy assignment operators...
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I would say that a copy in this context is the equivalent of (re-)opening the thing in the same way, so you'd want a new, different ID. Unfortunately, we don't have a lightweight way of duplicating an ID, though that could be added pretty easily. There are calls that do what the library would do (e.g., H5Iobject_verify() and H5Iregister()), but we don't allow using those with library ID types (just user-defined ID types).
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In the HDF5 C++ API, the operator= uses the same ID as the original because if a different ID is created, it won't have the same characteristics as the original ID, specifically, if the rhs represents a named datatype, "this" would still be a transient datatype. At least, that was my understanding at the time. However, I just realized PropList didn't follow that concept but I don't remember why and I don't know if it needs to be fixed... I'll have to look into that.