Can we somehow create new operators?

Question

In C++, Operator Overloading helps use existing operators for other class-specific purposes...
But, is there a way to create new operators?
Eg - $A to get the Transpose of a Matrix Class's Object...

Answer 1

Sure...
I will also try to complete mine by then...

Answer 2

All I want to know is that if that predefined operator list can be extended to new ones...like $ or ASCII characters from 128-255...

Answer 3

Thanks a Lot Again!

Answer 4

@Keshave Jat
https://code.sololearn.com/cq24J951TxgI/?ref=app
The Beta Version - Its finally ready!

Answer 5

@Keshave Jat
So You're saying !a in C++ is meaningless?

Answer 6

And what about ++a, -a?

Answer 7

Thats not good.. :(

Answer 8

Or maybe use a different predefined operator, right...

Answer 9

Thats an awesome library...

Answer 10

yes there are rules of identifies so we can not create function with name $ as we have in jQuery and we can overload limited operators, so we can't do this in c++

Answer 11

c++ is object oriented programming language. so if you want transpose function then just create a new class and implement method name transport or whatever you want to use

Answer 12

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/cpp_overloading.htm
there you will find the complete list of overloadable operators

Answer 13

ok I'll work on it and I'll post my matrix class. I think it will solve your problems.
I will notify you here when code was completed

Answer 14

ok i got linear algebra library
http://arma.sourceforge.net/
this library have all you need or you can change or get inspiration from it coz it is open source library

Answer 15

there are the complete list of operators that can be overload.
you are missing something that the identifiers can only be started with alphanumeric and underscore only
so there is no chance of using $ as first letter of identifier

Answer 16

yes we can overload ++ both post and pre operators in c++