| # PropertyLValue | |
| The `Napi::Object::PropertyLValue` class is a helper class provided by | |
| `Napi::Object` to allow more intuitive assignment of properties. | |
| ## Example | |
| ```cpp | |
| #include <napi.h> | |
| using namespace Napi; | |
| Void Init(Env env) { | |
| // Create a new instance | |
| Object obj = Object::New(env); | |
| // Assign a value to a property. | |
| obj["hello"] = "world"; | |
| } | |
| ``` | |
| In the above example, `obj["hello"]` returns a `Napi::Object::PropertyLValue` | |
| whose `operator=()` method accepts a string which will become the value of the | |
| "hello" property of the newly created object. | |
| In general, `obj[key] = value` is the equivalent of `obj.Set(key, value)`, where | |
| the types of `key` and `value` are all those supported by | |
| [`Napi::Object::Set()`](object.md#set). | |
| ## Methods | |
| ### operator Value() | |
| ```cpp | |
| operator Value() const; | |
| ``` | |
| Implicitly casts this `Napi::Object::PropertyLValue` to a `Napi::Value`. | |
| ### operator =() | |
| ```cpp | |
| template <typename ValueType> | |
| PropertyLValue& operator =(ValueType value); | |
| ``` | |
| * `[in] value` a value to assign to the property referred to by the | |
| `Napi::Object::PropertyLValue`. The type of the value is one of the types | |
| supported by the second parameter of [`Napi::Object::Set()`](object.md#set). | |
| Returns a self-reference. |