KruzeS on 16 November 2007
| TheSource said: hmm...don't know what right-hand side is either... |
Oh, sorry then. I assumed you didn't know what the mnemonic meant.
Rhs there is just the name of the variable. You're overloading operators there, so e.g. when you have a+b the operator+(...) "method" will be called on "object" a with parameter b. Since b is on the right-hand side of + in the a+b expression, it's one possible, albeit common practice to call the parameter to operator+(...) by the name rhs. But you might as well call it x, or something else.
I hope that was more helpful.
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