Is there a need to use `[ ]`? class_name CustomClass extends Node var data = [] func is_equal_to(i:int, index:int)->bool: return data[iindex] == i var temp = CustomClass.new() for i in temp: for j in range(5): #print(i == temp[j]) print(temp.is_equal_to(i, j)) I like the idea of operator overloading. Here is the most recent proposal I could find in regards to operator overloading. Right now its about 200th most popular so go there and add a plus to shift it up the list.

### Godot Version 4.3 ### Question I have a custom class which has it’s own array as a variable kind of like this class_name CustomClass extends Node var data = [] #some other bits of code and functions what I’d like to do is to be able to iterate through and access that class as if it were just a regular array, preferably without having to type CustomClass.data every time if that makes sense #something like this var temp = CustomClass.new() for i in temp: for j in range(5): print(i == temp[j])

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