25-03-2010, 06:39 AM
Using . or -> or & on a variable is IMHO not an operation on the _value_ of that variable (or struct member, so it's in a different category. Maybe the wording should be more clear that assignment and comparison (for instance) are operating on the values, the address operator is providing meta-information (the address, not the value), and . and -> are providing meta-information on the struct.
FWIW,
Johan
FWIW,
Johan
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