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What does the caret mean in C++/CLI?
System::String is a class. What does the additional caret mean?
System::String^ productString = L"";
Has anyone seen this before? I can’t find anything in Stroustrop on this one.
This is Microsoft’s C++/CLI. The
^operator is used for accessing .NET reference types. It means sort of a “handle”, and the syntax isClassName^instead ofClassName*.