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### jsoncons::allocator_set
```cpp
#include <jsoncons/allocator_set.hpp>
template<
typename Allocator,typename TempAllocator
> allocator_set;
```
Member type |Definition
------------------------------------|------------------------------
`allocator_type`|`Allocator`
`temp_allocator_type`|`TempAllocator`
#### Constructors
allocator_set(const Allocator& alloc=Allocator(), const TempAllocator& temp_alloc=TempAllocator())
Constructs an `allocator_set` with an allocator for result data and a
second allocator for temporary allocations.
allocator_set(const allocator_set& other)
Copy constructor.
allocator_set(allocator_set&& other)
Move constructor.
#### Accessors
Allocator get_allocator() const;
Returns an allocator object for result data
TempAllocator get_temp_allocator() const;
Returns an allocator object for for temporary allocations
#### Helper functions
template <typename Allocator,typename TempAllocator>
allocator_set<Allocator,TempAllocator> combine_allocators(
const Allocator& alloc, const TempAllocator& temp_alloc);
Combines an allocator for result data and an allocator for temporary allocations into an `allocator_set` object,
deducing the allocator types from the types of the arguments.
allocator_set<std::allocator<char>,std::allocator<char>> combine_allocators()
Creates an `allocator_set<std::allocator<char>,std::allocator<char>>` object with default allocators for result data
and temporary allocations.
template <typename Allocator>
allocator_set<Allocator,std::allocator<char>> combine_allocators(
const Allocator& alloc);
Creates an `allocator_set` with the provided allocator for result data and
defaulting to a `std::allocator<char>` for temporary allocations.
template <typename TempAllocator>
allocator_set<std::allocator<char>,TempAllocator> temp_allocator_only(const TempAllocator& temp_alloc)
Creates a `allocator_set` object, defaulting the result allocator type to `std::allocator<char>`
and deducing the temp allocator type from the type of the `temp_alloc` argument.
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