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return type of conversion opeator

Hello everyone,
In a class T, if there is a conversion opeator G, we always define it
like this,

operator G()

without return type. So the implicit return type is G or G&? I can not
find it in the C++ programming language book. :-)
thanks in advance,
George
Dec 16 '07 #1
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On 2007-12-16 15:02, George2 wrote:
Hello everyone,
In a class T, if there is a conversion opeator G, we always define it
like this,

operator G()

without return type. So the implicit return type is G or G&? I can not
find it in the C++ programming language book. :-)
G, you can however write an operator G&() if you want a reference.

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Erik Wikström
Dec 16 '07 #2

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