Using TSwizzle operators

Using the conversion to T* operator

In the following code fragment, the compiler invokes the T*() operator (because a pointer is required) for the TSwizzle<CClassB> object iB, before calling delete.

CClassABC::~CClassABC() - { - ... - if (iB.IsPtr()) - delete iB; - }

Using the indirection operator

In the following code fragment, the *() operator returns a reference to the CClassB object represented by the swizzle TSwizzle<CClassB> object, iB.

TStreamId CClassABC::StoreL() - { - ... - outstream << *iB; - ... - }

Using the indirect component selector

In the following code fragment, the operator -> gives access to the member iFixBuf of the CClassB object which is represented by the TSwizzle<CClassB> swizzle, iB.

void CClassABC::ConstructB(...,...,...,...) - { - iB->iFixBuf = aData; - ... + + + + + +Using TSwizzle operators

Using the conversion to T* operator

In the following code fragment, the compiler invokes the T*() operator (because a pointer is required) for the TSwizzle<CClassB> object iB, before calling delete.

CClassABC::~CClassABC() + { + ... + if (iB.IsPtr()) + delete iB; + }

Using the indirection operator

In the following code fragment, the *() operator returns a reference to the CClassB object represented by the swizzle TSwizzle<CClassB> object, iB.

TStreamId CClassABC::StoreL() + { + ... + outstream << *iB; + ... + }

Using the indirect component selector

In the following code fragment, the operator -> gives access to the member iFixBuf of the CClassB object which is represented by the TSwizzle<CClassB> swizzle, iB.

void CClassABC::ConstructB(...,...,...,...) + { + iB->iFixBuf = aData; + ... }

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