Heromyth wrote: > I can use it like this: > int b = t1.opCmp(info); > and is it right like this: > int b = t1 < info; > > In my test code, I get different value for b. What can I do?
Nothing because the call of the operator `<' interprets the result of the call of `opCmp', which is constant in this case! Remember that the result of `opCmp' is used for at least the operators `<', `>', `<=' and `>='. -manfred
