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Broken Unary Operator Overload #1317
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Confirmed to exist in the latest 6.1.2 bits, indeed. |
@JaceEgMotivity @granicz Thanks for the report. Indeed. All F# operators should be translated via macro or trait call, otherwise they do not translate to custom operators as C# ones do... I have reviewed https://github.com/dotnet-websharper/core/blob/master/src/stdlib/WebSharper.Main.Proxies/Operators.fs to make a full list here that will be updated, which only have Inline at the moment instead of a macro/trait call:
Also possibly, but at a lower priority: all the trigonometric and other math functions (e.g. |
@JaceEgMotivity @granicz Hello, there is a new build that has fixes for all F# operators for which WebSharper proxy did not support overloading properly. https://github.com/dotnet-websharper/core/pkgs/nuget/WebSharper Currently on GH feed, but we will push to nuget if nothing else new comes up tomorrow |
I'm seeing an issue with unary operator overloads. Here's a snippet showing an unexpected undefined value: https://try.websharper.com/snippet/0000ZV
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