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Implicitly declared/defined member functions and inheritance
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[QUOTE="Ioannis Vranos, post: 1542391"] Are you talking about C++/CLI and .NET 2? In .NET the base Object class has its operator= disabled (private). If you define it as public in one of your classes, then all of your derived classes of it, will also have operator=. C#/CLI on the other hand, "magically" comes with an implicit operator= for user-defined classes, C++ however preserves this semantics. [/QUOTE]
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