std::generator<Ref,V,Allocator>:: operator=
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generator::operator=
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promise_type | ||||
Iterator | ||||
generator
&
operator
=
(
generator other
)
noexcept
;
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(since C++23) | |
Replaces the contents of the generator object. Equivalent to:
std
::
swap
(
coroutine_
,
other.
coroutine_
)
;
std
::
swap
(
active_
,
other.
active_
)
;
Parameters
other | - | another generator to be moved from |
Return value
* this
Complexity
This section is incomplete |
Notes
Iterators previously obtained from other are not invalidated – they become iterators into * this .
This assignment operator is technically a
copy assignment operator
, although
std::generator
is only move assignable.
Example
This section is incomplete
Reason: no example |