For some reason it doesn't see my overloaded operators!

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I was setting up operators for a struct in the header file of the class that needed it.

I tried to get it to recognize my operators but it absolutely rejected every attempt. I even asked the AI god and its confused.

Please help, otherwise I’ll have to do some pretty nasty code to an okay project to workaround.

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This topic has been moved from International to Programming & Scripting: C++.

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Hopefully, this category change will help to get an answer. In the meantime, good luck and happy developing! :slight_smile:

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Yeah figured that out with my second question on a different post but didn’t really know how to switch it.

Thanks Cheers!

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What do you mean by “can’t see”? If you are you getting compiler errors, you should include those.

Based on what you’ve currently posted, the only possibility that I can offer is that it’s because you’re missing a “const” specifier on each of those operator overloads. This would likely cause a compiler error or other issue because for something like:

void func( const FDialogueImportData &Thing1, const FDialogueImportData &Thing2)
{
     if (Thing1 == Thing2)
             ...
}

the compiler wouldn’t be able to find an operator that it would be legal to call.