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SuperFerrell · 02-04-2003, 09:44 AM

yes, I tried that, and it worked, but I'd rather use a reference to the object instead of a pointer to the object when assigning... with the pointer, I'm stuck using:

Code:

token x;
const int EOF_TOK = 7;
//....
token* y = x;
token* z = EOF_TOK;

I just decided to scrap the operator= and just have to use y.tokenID = x.tokenID or y.tokenID = EOF_TOK; ... while it isn't fancy and cool, it works, just extra typing in MANY lines of code

02-04-2003, 09:44 AM	#3 (permalink)
SuperFerrell Registered User Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: an obscure fold of space-time Posts: 2	yes, I tried that, and it worked, but I'd rather use a reference to the object instead of a pointer to the object when assigning... with the pointer, I'm stuck using: Code: token x; const int EOF_TOK = 7; //.... token* y = x; token* z = EOF_TOK; I just decided to scrap the operator= and just have to use y.tokenID = x.tokenID or y.tokenID = EOF_TOK; ... while it isn't fancy and cool, it works, just extra typing in MANY lines of code