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overloaded subscript operators

subscript access to values, CTTL node character access 
void f()
{
    input<> inp( "abcdef" );
    lambda< char >::scalar ch;
    lambda< node<> >::scalar n1( new_node( inp ) );
    lambda< node<> >::scalar n2( new_node( inp ) );
    (
        // update node positions:
        alias::offset( &n1, size_t( 0 ) ),
        alias::offset( &n2, size_t( 1 ) ),
        // swap characters:
        ch = n1[ const_scalar( 0 ) ],
        n1[ const_scalar( 0 ) ] = n2[ scalar( 0 ) ],
        n2[ const_scalar( 0 ) ] = ch
    ).evaluate();
    assert( inp.text() == "bacdef" );
}

subscript operator access to vector of strings

 
#define CTTL_TRACE_RULES // automatically turns lambda tracing on

#include "cttl/cttl.h"
#include "lambda/lambda.h"

using namespace cttl;

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    std::vector< std::string > vec( 1 ); // vector with 1 element
    lambda< std::vector< std::string > >::scalar_reference
        vec_ref( &vec );
    lambda< std::string >::scalar str( std::string( "ABC" ) );
    ( vec_ref[ 0 ] = str ).evaluate();

    return 0;
}


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