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- Subject: How do I... (regarding overloading)
- Message-ID: <1992Jul21.144856.583@ualr.edu>
- From: choate@acs.harding.edu (Brad S. Choate)
- Date: 21 Jul 92 14:48:55 -0500
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- Ok... I'm new at this business, so this should be easy for some of the experts
- out there.
-
- I know about operator overloading and I can implement it to some degree without
- consulting the manuals too much, but I'm stuck on this one:
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- a[1]=x;
-
- Ok. "a" is an object that I have created and I've overloaded the [] operator
- to allow me to return a value at position "1" (in this case) from my object.
- However, in this case, I'm not needing output, I'm trying to _assign_ a value
- to that position. I know how to overload the "=" operator, but _how_ do you
- do _both_ operators at the same time?
-
- Perplexed++
- (any ideas?)
- e-mail me if you have an answer! This one's been bugging me.
- - Brad
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