C++ multidimensional array operator
c++
Solution
Nope, that is not possible. There are two alternatives, though:
You can have `operator[]` return an array of a smaller dimension (For a 3D array, it will return a 2D array, for a 2D array it will return a 1D array, and for a 1D array, it will return a single element). Then you can "string them together" with the syntax you want. (`arr[x][y][z]`)
Alternatively, you can overload `operator()`, because that can take multiple arguments.
Then you can use it like this, to index into a 3D array for example: `arr(x,y,z)`
But you can't overload `[][]` or `[][][]` as a single operator.
Problem
it is possible to overload somehow operator for multidimensional array? Something like: ``` class A { ... int& operator[][] (const int x, const int y); ... } ```