I am little bit confuse about this operator. Can any one tell me what does operator -> internally. And what are the importance of -> in pointer?
Appreciated in advance for help (all daniweb group).
jiten_raulo
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Jump to Postin a class (or struct)
where c is a pointer to said class and member is a public method of c (can be a public field also)
c->member()
is the same as (*c).member()
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jonsca
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in a class (or struct)
where c is a pointer to said class and member is a public method of c (can be a public field also)
c->member()
is the same as (*c).member()
dkalita
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that is called the arrow operator which is used to access the members of a class or a struct using a pointer.
Check the link
http://iqsoft.co.in/cpa/notes-cpp/structs/arrow.html
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