Thanks for the snippets DaveyM69 - I've ended up with something similar. For now, to compare I'm using GetIndex(), but my converted code is constantly growing. Didn't know that CS is so much more complicated... Thanks again...

OK, thanks guys for the links, but I've already seen this. Problem is that I'm trying to convert simple class from C++ to CS. Here is the code:

class SOME_API SomeClass
{
public:
// Accessors.
bool operator==( const SomeClass& Other ) const
{
return Index == Other.Index;
}

bool operator!=( const SomeClass& Other ) const
{
    return Index != Other.Index;
}

//...

private:
// SomeClass index.
int Index;

//...

};

Is there any chance to convert this to CS without writing a bunch of code?

...and..? On MSDN they are overloadable...

I'm trying to override those operators:

==, !=, <, >, <=, >=, <<, >>

...but VS10 give me this error:

Overloadable unary operator expected

Is there some special conditions to make this work..? Cause those operators are overloadable...