#[repr(transparent)]
pub struct OwnedReaperPitchShift(_);
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Owned REAPER pitch shift instance.

This one automatically destroys the associated C++ IReaperPitchShift when dropped.

Implementations

Takes ownership of the given pitch shift instance.

Safety

You must guarantee that the given instance is currently owner-less, otherwise double-free or use-after-free can occur.

Methods from Deref<Target = BorrowedReaperPitchShift>

Returns the pointer to this pitch shift instance.

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