Most believe that temporary objects are const, well they are "almost const". It is possible indeed call on a temporary object a non const member. Nifty exception stated in the standard: "Section 3.10.10 in C++ ISO/IEC 14882:1998".
This exception permits to implement a movable constructor (through a proxy) while waiting for Rvalue references in C++0x language standard.
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