Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &')

julien2412 <serval2412 -AT- yahoo.fr>
Thu, 27 Dec 2012 13:12:27 -0800 (PST)

Thank you Lubos for the reference.
So I won't change these since it could generate some regressions if badly
done.

About first report, I meant that = operator is a priori for assignment not
for comparison. So even if the one who did this, did it right (and I suppose
it's the case), it could be a little confusing (and so a little dangerous).
Now perhaps it's confusing only for me and then, sorry for the noise :-)

Julien 



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Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · julien2412
- Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · Kohei Yoshida
  - Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · Julien Nabet
    - Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · Lubos Lunak
      - Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · julien2412
        
        Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · David Tardon
        
        Re: Cppcheck false positive? (eg 'PropEntry::operator=' should return 'PropEntry &') · julien2412

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