Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: >>>> It compiles if I change line 838 of src/Cursor.C from >>>> if (t.operator->() != anchor_[depth()].inset()) >> > | I wonder what has been smoked here to think this is a nice > | construct...
Agreed. What I'm confused about is why operator->() behaves
differently. Can you shed some light?
> + if (t.nucleus() != anchor_[depth()].inset())
> + MathInset const * nucleus() const { return nucleus_; }
> MathInset const * operator->() const { return nucleus_; }
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Angus
