praeclarum/FuGetGallery

Use syntactic sugar for special operator methods

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#141 opened on Mar 10, 2021

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Description

Special methods like operators, implicit or explicit type conversion methods are displayed as op_XXX.

For example, a class that implements the + operator will have its method displayed as op_Addition.

The exact special names that could be detected and replaced are certainly documented somewhere.

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Identify the list of special method names in C# (e.g., op Addition, op Subtraction) that correspond to operators. Then, locate where these method names are displayed in the FuGetGallery UI (likely in method listing views). Replace the raw names with user friendly symbols or string representations, such as + for op Addition.
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csharp
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web dev
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