Yeah, wasn't paying attention to the body when I did that. (derp) The var should have an initial value, but I just figure if you're gonna use a for loop that breaks when a var is at a specific value then why not use the for-loop syntax?
Here's an upgraded version:
[source lang="cpp"]void operator,() {
for(int result = initial_val; result != x; ) {
//do stuff
result = whatever;
}
}[/source]
Anyway, I'll use 'while(true)' sometimes, although MSVC has an annoying warning about it. Suppose it's a matter of preference.
