Assignment Operators
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Collaboration diagram for Assignment Operators:

## Functions

Element | acl::elementOperators::operatorAssignment (Element e1, Element e2)
Element | acl::elementOperators::operatorAssignmentSafe (Element e1, Element e2)
Element | acl::elementOperators::operator+= (Element e1, Element e2)
Element | acl::elementOperators::operator-= (Element e1, Element e2)
Element | acl::elementOperators::operator*= (Element e1, Element e2)
Element | acl::elementOperators::operator/= (Element e1, Element e2)

## Detailed Description

## Function Documentation

## operator*=()

Element acl::elementOperators::operator*= | ( | Element | e1,
|  | Element | e2
| ) |  |

## operator+=()

Element acl::elementOperators::operator+= | ( | Element | e1,
|  | Element | e2
| ) |  |

## operator-=()

Element acl::elementOperators::operator-= | ( | Element | e1,
|  | Element | e2
| ) |  |

## operator/=()

Element acl::elementOperators::operator/= | ( | Element | e1,
|  | Element | e2
| ) |  |

## operatorAssignment()

Element acl::elementOperators::operatorAssignment | ( | Element | e1,
|  | Element | e2
| ) |  |

Examples
  testKernel.cc, testKernelMerger.cc, and testOperators.cc.

## operatorAssignmentSafe()

Element acl::elementOperators::operatorAssignmentSafe | ( | Element | e1,
|  | Element | e2
| ) |  |

Examples
  testKernel.cc.