overload operator by o := Self.FdwsUnit.Operators.Add; o.Operator:=ttGTR; Seems will lose overload feature.

[wqmeng]

Hello.
overload operator by

o := Self.FdwsUnit.Operators.Add;   
o.Operator:=ttGTR;  
o.Params.Add.Name:='Float';
o.Params.Add.Name:='Float';
o.ResultType:='Boolean';
o.UsesAccess:='Operators_GTR';

// Then
o := Self.FdwsUnit.Operators.Add;   
o.Operator:=ttGTR;  
o.Params.Add.Name:='String';
o.Params.Add.Name:='String';
o.ResultType:='Boolean';
o.UsesAccess:='Operators_GTR';

Seems will lose overload feature.

When try use '>' in script.

var
  A, B: float;
var
  C: Boolean;
A := 2;
B := 1;

C := A > B;

Then will get error of Agurment 0 expect of String instead of Float;

The operator '>' now can only work with string, it will lose the compare of Float.

Am I missing something?

The o does not have a Overloaded property, should it add Overloaded property as the Functions do?

Thank you.

[EricGrange]

Just pushed a test case based on your example (f25fd67) and it works
Any other details you could provide?

[wqmeng]

Hello

I just retested my code, and the problem is that two o both use the same function name 'Operators_GTR'
o.UsesAccess:='Operators_GTR';

After changing them to use different function names, the code passed.

So, is this by design, that o.UsesAccess:= should use a different function name for each overload of the same operator?

Thank you very much for adding the test case to verify this.