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copy-assignment — Declares a copy-assignment operator
The return type of the copy-assignment operator does not need to be specified. If left unspecified, it will default to an unqualified reference to the enclosing class type.
General documentation on functions in BoostBook is provided in the function element documentation.
| Name | Type | Value | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| last-revision | #IMPLIED | CDATA | Set to $Date: 2004/01/15 16:08:59 $ to keep "last revised" information in sync with CVS changes |
| cv | #IMPLIED | CDATA | cv-qualifiers for this method, e.g., const volatile |
| specifiers | #IMPLIED | CDATA | The specifiers for this function, e.g., inline, static, etc. |
| id | #IMPLIED | CDATA | A global identifier for this element |
| xml:base | #IMPLIED | CDATA | Implementation detail used by XIncludes |
| Last revised: , at GMT | Copyright © 2003 Douglas Gregor |
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| BoostBook element librarypurpose |  | BoostBook element run-fail-test |