Re: Operator Overloading <<

On 9/29/05, matt.hulse@xxxxxxxxx <matt.hulse@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Is there a way to overload '<<' in the Array class?
>
> Or perhaps there's a better approach to my problem. I have a class
> that inherits from Array. I want the user to be able to use my class
> just like a standard array. However, I want to be able to force some
> code to run every time a user of my class appends a new item. I was
> able to overload the '+' operator to do this but it doesn't fit with
> standard array usage.

It's generally not considered a good idea to overload. Consider using
Delegate instead.

-austin
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