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[randy orrison]

In article <2803 at hound.UUCP> rkl1 at hound.UUCP (K.LAUX) writes:
|> You can't assign to a ++ expression.
|> 
|
|	Of course you can!  For example, a simple string copy function:
|
|	while (*to++ = *from++) ;

Except that you're not assigning to a ++ expression in this example.
The ++ expression is a pointer, and you're assigning to what the
pointer points to.  You couldn't assign to 'to++' if you wanted to.
The statement still stands (as well it should):

	You can't assign to a ++ expression.

		-randy
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