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Matti · Guest

Hello,

I have a problem comparing 2 values of type AnsiString using the ==
operator (C++ Builder 5).

I use another class called TValue, which also defines the == operator.
Now when I
try to compare 2 AnsiString Values the == operator of class TValue is
invoked.

How can I avoid that and force my program to use the operator defined
for the
AnsiString class.

Here you can see a short example of what I mean.

TValue::TValue(AnsiString Val) {
}

bool TValue::operator==(const TValue &iVal2) const {
return true;
}

test () {
AnsiString Val1, Val2;
Val1 = "Test";
Val2 = "Test";

if (Val1 == Val2) {
}
}

Thank you for your help,

Matti