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| Does anyone know if the T& returned by registry.ctx().get() will remain at the same location in memory over time as new items are emplaced? (i.e., if I can safely keep a reference around and capture it in lambdas for handling later events, assuming I don't erase it from the registry manually..) | 
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| Values are stored as  | 
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Values are stored as
basic_any<0u>s. The0uthere is the size of the internal buffer of thebasic_any. That is, it forces a memory allocation, because there is no built-in buffer to avoid it. So, yeah, references should remain stable until you erase the variable or destroy the registry.