Checklist for writing copy constuctor and assignment operator in C++
Please write a list of tasks that a copy constructor and assignment operator need to do in C++ to keep exception safety, avoid memory leaks etc. ...
Please write a list of tasks that a copy constructor and assignment operator need to do in C++ to keep exception safety, avoid memory leaks etc. ...
I have class B with a set of constructors and an assignment operator. class B { public: B(); B(const string & s); B(const B & b){(*this) = b;}; B & operator= (const B & b); private: virtual void foo(); // and other private member variables and functions } I want to create an inheriting class D that will just override the...
I've tried searching the documentation and the internet as best as I'm able, but I haven't been able to get the Xcode compiler to issue a warning if the assignment operator is used in an if statement. I'm coming from RealBasic, where I've got an extremely strong habit of typing this sort of comparison: if x = 5 then ... In C, of cour...
I have a class that requires a non-default copy constructor and assignment operator (it contains lists of pointers). Is there any general way to reduce the code duplication between the copy constructor and the assignment operator? ...
Consider a class of which copies need to be made. The vast majority of the data elements in the copy must strictly reflect the original, however there are select few elements whose state is not to be preserved and need to be reinitialized. Is it bad form to call a default assignment operator from the copy constructor? The default assi...
Hi everybody. I have a problem concerning nested templates and the overriding of the assignment operator. Say i want to have a refcounting class template _reference. This _reference for now simply holds a pointer to the ref-counted object. The problem now is that this all works fine, as long as im doing this with simple classes or str...
What are differences in the assignment operators '=' and '<-' in R? I know that operators are slightly different as this example shows > x <- y <- 5 > x = y = 5 > x = y <- 5 > x <- y = 5 Error in (x <- y) = 5 : could not find function "<-<-" But is this the only difference? ...
Hello, I have a for loop and what I do is this. forloop ( loop 7000 times) { x += 2000_char_long_string; } Code lasts really long time in this forloop, maybe more than 1 minute. How can I solve this problem? Thanks. ...
How come I can use += on a string, but I cannot use -= on it? For example... var test = "Test"; var arr = "⇔" test += arr; alert(test); // Shows "Test⇔" test -= arr; alert(test); // Shows "NaN" ...
I am having a hard time determining what the =& (equals-ampersand) assignment operator does in PHP. Can anyone explain it? Is it deprecated? Thanks! ...
I've run into an issue I don't understand and I was hoping someone here might provide some insight. The simplified code is as follows (original code was a custom queue/queue-iterator implementation): class B { public: B() {}; class C { public: int get(); C(B&b) : b(b){}; private: B& b; }; ...
What is the motivation for Scala assignment evaluating to Unit rather than the value assigned? A common pattern in I/O programming is to do things like this: while ((bytesRead = in.read(buffer)) != -1) { ... But this is not possible in Scala because... bytesRead = in.read(buffer) .. returns Unit, not the new value of bytesRead. S...
Came across this example in the book im reading and it didn't make sense at all to me, I'm probably missing something but it seems like youre assigning count with the values '10' and then the value 'x' which isnt even an int. Just wondering if this is a syntax that is valid. The book says this: The variables count and x are declared to...
Please look at the following code and tell me if it's going to cause problems in the future, and if yes, how to avoid them. class Note { int id; std::string text; public: // ... some ctors here... Note(const Note& other) : id(other.id), text(other.text) {} void operator=(const Note& other) // returns void: no chaining ...
I have some code that appears to behave differently between php4 and php5. This code below: class CFoo { var $arr; function CFoo() { $this->arr = array(); } function AddToArray($i) { $this->arr[] = $i; } function DoStuffOnFoo() { for ($i = 0; $i < 10; ++$i) { ...
Anyone who grew up on BASIC, and later switched to another language, had a real difficulty getting used to "(a == b)" rather than "(a = b)" to test for equality. Is there a dialect of BASIC which uses the "==" operator for comparisons rather than overloading "=" for assignments and comparisons? Or - and maybe this is stretching it - is ...
I'm using R 2.8.1 and it is possible to use both = and <- as variable assignment operators. What's the difference between them? Which one should I use? ...
So for binary operators on booleans, Java has &, |, ^, && and ||. Let's summarize what they do briefly here: JLS 15.22.2 Boolean Logical Operators &, ^, and | JLS 15.23 Conditional-And Operator && JLS 15.24 Conditional-Or Operator || For &, the result value is true if both operand values are true; otherwise, the result is false....
This is just a quick question to understand correctly what happens when you create a class with a constructor like this: class A { public: A() {} }; I know that no default constructor is generated since it is already defined but are copy and assignment constructors generated by the compiler or in other words do i need to declar...
I would like to ask you how to write a copy constructor (and operator = ) for the following classes. Class Node stores coordinates x,y of each node and pointer to another node. class Node { private: double x, y; Node *n; public: Node (double xx, double yy, Node *nn) : x(xx), y(yy), n(nn) {} void setNode (Node *nn) : n(nn) {} ... }; ...