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I have a wrapper class for an object. I want it to apply all operations applied to it on the wrapped object, e.g wrapper+=a would yield the same result as wrapped+=a, for instance. I want to apply this for all operators. Any simple way to override all operators without overriding each one explicitly?
No, sorry. Though you could write an interface (probably as a decorator or base class) that makes this easy, if you need to do it more than once. Or use one provided already. (Guess I was 40s too late.)