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In other words

Array<int,1> A(5), B(10);
A = B(Range(0,4)); // Statement 1
Array<int,1> C = B(Range(0,4)); // Statement 2

I d like
Statement 1 results in a portion of B's data being copied into A
and
After Statement 2 is executed, the array C is a reference (or alias) to
B's data.
Regards,

wrote:
> In other words
>
> Array<int,1> A(5), B(10);
> A = B(Range(0,4)); // Statement 1
> Array<int,1> C = B(Range(0,4)); // Statement 2

Here operator= is *not* used. It's called _initialisation_ and *not*
assignment. Overloading the assignment operator won't help you. You
need a proper constructor for that.

>
> I d like
> Statement 1 results in a portion of B's data being copied into A
> and
> After Statement 2 is executed, the array C is a reference (or alias) to
> B's data.

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