Static operator overloads are possible why?
Giles Bathgate
gilesbathgate at gmail.com
Sat Jun 30 02:31:11 PDT 2007
Bill Baxter Wrote:
> Just a couple of quick comments about your post:
> 1) It looks like you're reinventing std.signals.
Its irrelavent how i got to the example scenario, but thanks for the tip I wasn't aware of std.signals.
> 2) The usual operator for adding another handler onto a list is ~=
> (opCatAssign) not +=.
Ok fair point. but the same issue exists
consider the following code:
public class Test
{
public char[] Name;
public static Test opCatAssign(Test value)
{
writefln(value.Name);
writefln("Where is t?");
}
}
int main()
{
Test t;
Test b = new Test();
b.Name = "foo";
t ~= b;
}
t ~= b; Translates to This.opCatAssign(b);
Where does t go?
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