Return char as the Char class(my class)

Question

I want to return a char of a std::string as reference object of my class
What to do?

Answer 1

You wrote, I will reformulate: I want my class to return a reference object to std :: string ...
If you mean something else, be clearer.
There are practically no psychics here, I have not met ...

Answer 2

char& yourClass::getStrPropCharR(int i){
return *(m_StrProp.begin() + i);
};
...
or
char* yourClass::getStrPropCharP(int i){
return (m_StrProp.begin() + i);
};
...
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But working with the std :: string type this way is not very good ... there will be problems when modifying a string through its native methods and through modifying a separate character .... it is better to leave std :: string and use std :: vector <char>

Answer 3

try it:
class yourClass{
...
public:
std::string& getStrProp();
...
private:
std::string m_StrProp;
...
};
std::string& yourClass::getStrProp(){
return m_StrProp;
};

Answer 4

Why you want to wrap a char inside your class? why can't you just return the char?
You can design your class' constructor to take a char, and store it as value of a private member. That way you can instantiate your class using the char taken off a std::string.
Maybe you need to elaborate further on the idea of this class.

Answer 5

I wrote I need return reference of an element of std::string
But std::string's elements are char
I need to convert it to MyChar class
But it still bee a reference
I mean anyone can change that element

Answer 6

This is not my answer