I’ve seen code posted here on AnswerHub that looks like this:
TSharedRef > JsonWriter
or
TArray> Items
I was wondering if, in C++, “>” is just shorthand for <>, or does it have another meaning? Thanks.
That’s “more than” operator in C++ as well, but in case of code snippets you’ve provided it should be something like
TShared<SomeType> JsonWriter;
TArray<SomeType> Items;
That’s none of these, it’s just a typo. Maybe syntax parser “eaten” some parts 
Based on the online documentation, what you’ve written makes sense. That fact that I’ve seen those two examples, and no one has indicated that it is a mistake, makes me think that it is either a shortcut or some new Unreal-specific reference. Using it as a shortcut seems counter-intuitive because I would have thought that the compiler would complain.
AnswerHub has an annoying habit of consuming things inside pointy braces as if it was a HTML tag (unless you post it as code), so it’s possible that that’s what happened in those other cases.
OK, that makes sense now. Thank you both very much.