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Re: overloading operators rules [message #19432 is a reply to message #19431]

Wed, 03 December 2008 14:45

mirek
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amando1957 wrote on Wed, 03 December 2008 07:31

Hi to all.

There are rules for overloading operators in C++ I'm not sure i got them all. I do not ask for a syntax tutor, its meant so "what makes sense".

- keep track of semantics, so that the operator performs it is assumed to do: the op+ should add anything.

Or, at least, keep the new semantics consistent Smile

Mirek

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