4.13 Modifying operators

The modifying C/C++ operators +=, -=, *=, /=, &=, |=, ^=, <<=, >>= are all available.

For the classes cl_N, cl_R, cl_RA, cl_F, cl_SF, cl_FF, cl_DF, cl_LF:

type& operator += (type&, const type&)

type& operator -= (type&, const type&)

type& operator *= (type&, const type&)

type& operator /= (type&, const type&)

For the class cl_I:

type& operator += (type&, const type&)

type& operator -= (type&, const type&)

type& operator *= (type&, const type&)

type& operator &= (type&, const type&)

type& operator |= (type&, const type&)

type& operator ^= (type&, const type&)

type& operator <<= (type&, const type&)

type& operator >>= (type&, const type&)

For the classes cl_N, cl_R, cl_RA, cl_I, cl_F, cl_SF, cl_FF, cl_DF, cl_LF:

type& operator ++ (type& x)

The prefix operator ++x.

void operator ++ (type& x, int)

The postfix operator x++.

type& operator -- (type& x)

The prefix operator --x.

void operator -- (type& x, int)

The postfix operator x--.

Note that by using these modifying operators, you don’t gain efficiency: In CLN ‘x += y;’ is exactly the same as ‘x = x+y;’, not more efficient.

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