EDIT: This question is not for overriding the operator []
I know how to do that
I have implemented My own collection class, and for assigning data I would like to provide the same operators/functions as std::vector
. However, I have not been able to find a way to define the operators [index]=elm
and at(index) = elm
.
I am not even completely sure what to terms to search for as these two are not exactly operators
There is no []=
operator. If your operator[]
function returns a reference that can be assigned to, that's all you need.
Simple example to demonstrate the idea.
struct Foo
{
int i;
int& operator[](int) { return i; };
int operator[](int) const { return i; };
}
Now you can use
Foo f;
f[10] = 20; // The index is not used by Foo::operator[]
// This is just to demonstrate the syntax.
You need to do the same with the at()
function.
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