I think you've cleared things up for me.When I define an opAssign, I'm not really overriding a default opAssign, because there is none, instead I'm overriding the default behavior which is to perform a memcopy-like operation.
So if I defined an opAssign function, but for some odd reason I wanted to execute the default assignment behavior, then I can still do it by performing a memcopy-like operation, perhaps best done using the C libs memcopy function.
Correct? --rt
