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Sam Marrocco
Operator overloading seems very useful, as it's described for VB.NET 2005.
Is it also possible to *create* new operators (as opposed to overloading
existing operators)?
For example, if I wanted to create a new operator called "Times" that
did the same thing as the "*" operator to allow statements like:
a=b Times c
Could it be done?
Is it also possible to *create* new operators (as opposed to overloading
existing operators)?
For example, if I wanted to create a new operator called "Times" that
did the same thing as the "*" operator to allow statements like:
a=b Times c
Could it be done?