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[Proposal] Referencing user-defined operators

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MethodRef contains brilliant static methods for referencing property getter/setter, constructor etc. But there is no way to reference user-defined operators, such as op_Implicit. Could you please add methods for that?

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Created 3 years ago
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ltrzesniewskicommented, Oct 17, 2020

This is now available in v1.6.0.

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saknocommented, Oct 4, 2020

@ltrzesniewski , general-purpose overload is good idea because the two methods may have the same signature and even the same return type but differs in modreq modifiers. From ECMA-335 point of view, this is the valid overload.

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