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7.3.2. ^ operator

This section is under construction. See the Practical Guide to Connecting for connection examples.

The ^ operator is used only to create connections to two-port modules/parts. At least one of its operands must be two-port ModPar. The ^ operator can make connections to two-port parts more concise. For example, consider the following two equivalent code samples:

WE_N << Ram.WE_N << Rpullup.B;  Rpullup.A << VCC;

WE_N << Ram.WE_N  ^ Rpullup ^ VCC;

Operator Declaration from cb_shorthand.h	Example Use
TModPar& operator^( TPortRange PortRange, TModPar& ModPar ); TPortRange operator^( TModPar& ModPar, TPortRange PortRange ); TModPar& operator^( char* CP, TModPar& ModPar ); char* operator^( TModPar& ModPar, char* CP ); TModPar& operator^( TModPar& ModPar_L, TModPar& ModPar_R );	FooPort ^ BarPart; FooPart ^ BarPort; "FOO" ^ BarPart; FooPart ^ "BAR"; FooPart ^ BarPart;

Operator Declaration from cb_shorthand.h

Example Use

TModPar&   operator^(  TPortRange PortRange,  TModPar&   ModPar     );
TPortRange operator^(  TModPar&   ModPar,     TPortRange PortRange  );
TModPar&   operator^(  char*      CP,         TModPar&   ModPar     );
char*      operator^(  TModPar&   ModPar,     char*      CP         );
TModPar&   operator^(  TModPar&   ModPar_L,   TModPar&   ModPar_R   );

FooPort ^ BarPart;
FooPart ^ BarPort;
"FOO"   ^ BarPart;
FooPart ^ "BAR";
FooPart ^ BarPart;