Currently, bash will really get in the way when typing the operator names. For example:
$ man operator+,operator-(std::time_point)
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(`
The current solution is to quote operators entirely.
$ man "operator+,operator-(std::time_point)"
A better solution could be made that just uses common short names for the operators, like operator lt, operator shr, et cetera.
Currently, bash will really get in the way when typing the operator names. For example:
$ man operator+,operator-(std::time_point) bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(`The current solution is to quote operators entirely.
$ man "operator+,operator-(std::time_point)"A better solution could be made that just uses common short names for the operators, like
operator lt,operator shr, et cetera.