bearophile wrote:
Thanks to Andrei to explain the situation better.
Denis Koroskin:
OpTrue also implies opFalse, which is redundant.
C# allows to define both methods, but I don't like that. The compiler can just
return the negation of opTrue, no need of opFalse. Is this a good enough
solution? It looks better than using !!.
Only the compiler uses !!
opUnary("!") is opFalse.
BTW, the last line of operatoroverloading.html is:
"The operators ! && || ?: and a few others will likely never be
overloadable."
Never say never.
