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Currently, bash will really get in the way when typing the operator names. For example:
$ man operator+,operator-(std::time_point) bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(`
The current solution is to quote operators entirely.
$ man "operator+,operator-(std::time_point)"
A better solution could be made that just uses common short names for the operators, like operator lt, operator shr, et cetera.
operator lt
operator shr
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Currently, bash will really get in the way when typing the operator names. For example:
$ man operator+,operator-(std::time_point) bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(`
The current solution is to quote operators entirely.
$ man "operator+,operator-(std::time_point)"
A better solution could be made that just uses common short names for the operators, like
operator lt
,operator shr
, et cetera.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: