I've stumbled upon the fact that it's possible to define custom operators in F#. Also, I believe it's possible to reuse F# code in C#.
Is it possible to create a custom operator in F#, reference the project in C# and then reuse the operator in C#? For example, lets say I were to define the .?
operator as something in F#, could I then somehow reuse it in my C# projects?
Simply create a new post or edit an existing one. Go to the custom fields meta box and select your custom field from the drop-down menu and enter its value. Click on the 'Add Custom Field' button to save your changes and then publish or update your post.
- [Instructor] There are two versions of Advanced Custom Fields, a free version and a pro version. The free version includes most of the functionality of the plug-in and we'll be using that for the majority of the course.
Custom defined operators can be used just fine from C#. The names are auto-generated and are of the form op_<symbol...>
(see Overloaded Operator Names on MSDN).
For example
let (|?) a b = ...
would be available as op_BarQmark
.
However, as Mau points out in his comment, you will only be able to use it from C# as a method, not an operator.
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