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@@ -1035,9 +1035,10 @@ registry.ctx().erase<my_type>();
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registry.ctx().erase<my_type>("my_variable"_hs);
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registry.ctx().erase<my_type>("my_variable"_hs);
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-A context variable must be both default constructible and movable. If the
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-supplied type does not match that of the variable when using a _name_, the
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-operation fails.<br/>
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+There are no strict requirements on the type of a context variable, such as that
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+it must be constructible or movable by default. However, if the supplied type
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+does not match that of the variable when using a _name_, the operation
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+fails.<br/>
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For all users who want to use the context but do not want to create elements,
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For all users who want to use the context but do not want to create elements,
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the `contains` and `find` functions are also available:
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the `contains` and `find` functions are also available:
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