Re: Questions about chapter 11 (Operator Overloading) of TC++PL.
Rajesh S R wrote:
On Oct 23, 2:09 pm, anon <a...@no.no> wrote:
Wayne Shu wrote:
Hi everyone, I am reading B.S. 's TC++PL (special edition).
When I read chapter 11 Operator Overloading, I have two questions.
1. In subsection 11.2.2 paragraph 1, B.S. wrote "In particular,
operator =, operator[], operator(), and operator-> must be nonstatic
member function; this ensures that their first operands will be
lvalues". I know that these operators must be nonstatic member
functions, but why this ensure their first operands will be lvalues?
e.g.
class foo
{
int i;
public:
foo & operator = (int ii) { i = ii; return *this; }
The first operant is ii.
};
foo bar() { return foo(); }
bar() = 10;
I wonder if this is legal?
The above statement is equivalent to:
bar().operator=(10);
bar() produces a temporary object of type foo. Its member is modified
by the above statement. Is it legal to change the value of temporary
objects created in a full expression, as pre C++ standards?
Yes. Why wouldn't it be legal? A temporary object is not constant.
Some more clarifications are:
Can I evaluate the address of such temporary objects?
No, the address-of operator only applies to lvalues, but you can return
'this' from some member function.
I mean, can I do:
std::cout << &bar();
No, but you can do
class foo {
...
foo& getAddr() { return this; }
};
...
std::cout << bar().getAddr();
Please give me the relevant sections of C++03 which deals with the
temporary objects created within a full expression.
See section 12.2.
V
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