Override operator in C#
I try to overide — operator.
I want prefix and postfix — operator
but c# doesnot allowed it even that there is different signature’s function.
the code:
operator overloading for string concatenation c#.net
I have my custom data type as
Why `std::plus` cannot call `operator+` for `std::vector`?
Both GCC and MSVC cannot compile.
What is mistake in following way of assignment operator overloading in C++?
What is mistake in following way of assignment operator overloading in C++?
Rather than returning *this pointer I am returning temp object from function.
How to overload global operator && with arguments pointers?
I have a class Set and it’s inherited by classes that represents subsets of natural numbers.
I want to overload operator && global(outside a class).
Since I don’t know the exact type of arguments,
I want to use pointers to the base class.
C++ binary arithmetic operator overloading
I read the cppreference page for operator overloading – “binary arithmetic operators”. I was confused by a comment in a piece of code, which encouraged passing by value, instead of reference, for compiler optimisation. I’m not experienced so I might’ve missed some information, but to my knowledge, passing by reference is encouraged over passing by value when possible.
Why is the overload for both the == and operator required to overload all comparison operators?
I was going through this guide on operator overloading in C++.
Is there a difference in implementing comparison overloading as member or helper function?
I needed to overload the comparison operator of a Profile class such that I could sort the profiles by usernames.
C++: Operator= Overlaoding Gives Error “function operator= does not match”
Straight to the point, the operator = overloading gives an error even both sides of = are of the same type.
Can you have a generic type parameter on a C# operator overload?
I’m toying around with an API design and I’d really like to support + for concatenation between two generic types.