dot-indirection and arrow-indirection operators? -- C400-L

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Subject: [C400-L] dot-indirection and arrow-indirection operators?
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What are dot-indirection and arrow-indirection operators?   They appear in
WDS C/C++ Language Reference chapter 5's operator precedence and
associativity table under rank level "4":

object .* ptr_to_member

object ->* ptr_to_member

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