Overloading operators in C++

All operators, with the exception of the dot operator, the dot-star operator, the scope resolution operator, the ternary operator, and the sizeof operator (yes, sizeof is technically an operator).

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"Sneftel is correct, if rather vulgar." --Flarelocke

you can overload any operator.

you forgot, among others:

<<, >>, ++, --, +=, -=, *=, /=, probably more. why not just google the web and read a chapter on operator overloading?

-me

MSDN List of Overloadable Operators

Especially powerful ones could include (), [], new, and delete. Heck, you can even confuse everyone who looks at your code by overloading the comma operator and using it all the time. Not recommended, of course, but doable.

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int Agony() { return *((int*)0); }    Mwahaha... >8)

You can also overload all of these operators:

!, %, ^, &, |, ~, <, >, &&, ||, ->, ->*, [], (), new, new[], delete, delete[]