CObject::operator =

voidoperator=(constCObject&src);

Remarks

The standard C++ default class assignment behavior is a member-by-member copy. The presence of this private assignment operator guarantees a compiler error message if you assign without the overridden operator. You must therefore provide an assignment operator in your derived class if you intend to assign objects of your derived class.

Example

See the example for CObList::CObList.

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