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* Olex P <hoknamahn@xxxxxxxxx> [2009-01-24 15:35:22+0000]
> But you know it doesn't make too much sense because I also have to define
> addition Scalar + Vector (that means construct vector from scalar and add a
> vector), Vector + Scalar and so on. And as we are not able to overload
> operations in C++ like way we have to create several different operations
> even if their meaning is pretty close. Probably it's possible with ad hoc
> overloading but I don't know is it good idea.
Consider defining functions with meaningful names (like
scalarPlusVector), you then can use them as infix operators:
5 `scalarPlusVector` Vector 1 2 3
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Roman I. Cheplyaka :: http://ro-che.info/
"Don't let school get in the way of your education." - Mark Twain
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