Using ()s in @property functions

[Leandro Lucarella]

Steven Schveighoffer, el 29 de junio a las 08:13 me escribiste:
> >>There is one thing that bugs me about this solution though.  What if the
> >>user does this:
> >>(1) Grab the pointer.  *ptr = prop;
> >(1) Grab the pointer.  T* ptr = ∝
> >
> >>(2) assigns to it.  *ptr = val;
> >>(3) expects the result to be updated in prop.  assert(val == prop);
> >
> 
> Why would this assert fail?  If a property returns a ref

What if it doesn't? If returns a temporary calculated value?

> then you
> set through that ref.  What you did is no different, you just
> delayed the assignment for a bit.
> 
> You can reduce your test case to:
> 
> (1) assign to the property.   prop = val;

Is not the same at all! prop = val will call the setter function, *ptr
= val will not!

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