Re: Can overloaded '+' return an array? If so, how?
- From: "PeterSShenkin" <shenkin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Aug 2006 13:24:08 -0700
PeterSShenkin wrote:
PeterSShenkin wrote:
Thus, if the inability of an overloaded '+' to always return a scalar
was a conscious decision, I believe it was the wrong one. What if you
want to add two arrays?
Whoops.... of course I meant "to only return a scalar...."
Whoops.. sigh. "if the inability of an overloaded '+' to return
anything but
a scalar was a conscious decision, I believe it was the wrong one."
I'll shut up now. :-)
-P.
.
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