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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T16:36:01+00:00 2026-05-12T16:36:01+00:00

I wonder what sort of operator overloads are possible (and with what version of

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I wonder what sort of operator overloads are possible (and with what version of Delphi)?
Thanks to Hallvard’s great write-up on operator overloading, I know of :

  • Add(Left, Right: Type): Type (for the ‘+’ operator)
  • Subtract(Left, Right: Type): Type (for the ‘-‘ operator)
  • Multiply(Left, Right: Type): Type (for the ‘*’ operator)
  • Divide(Left, Right: Type): Type (for the ‘/’ operator)
  • Implicit(aValue: Type): AnotherType and
  • Implicit(aValue: AnotherType): Type (for implicit assignments : a := b)
  • Explicit(aValue: Type): AnotherType and
  • Explicit(aValue: AnotherType): Type (for explicit assignmetns of ‘casts’ : a := Type(b)

However, what I don’t know are the names for the ‘=’, ‘<=’, ‘<‘, ‘<>’, ‘>’ and ‘>=’ operators. Do these exist, and from what Delphi version can I use these?

PS: I still use Delphi 2009 at the moment, so I would have another strong upgrade-argument if 2010 offers these 😉

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    2026-05-12T16:36:02+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 4:36 pm

    Actually, I found the answer to this myself, but kept the question as I can imagine people will search for this information regularly on stackoverflow;

    The official description on operator overloaders can be found here : http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/en/Operator_Overloading_(Delphi)

    Mainly, the ones I was looking for are named:

    • Equal, for ‘=’ comparison : Equal(a: type; b: type) : Boolean;
    • NotEqual, for ‘<>’ comparison : NotEqual(a: type; b: type): Boolean;
    • GreaterThan, for ‘>’ comparison : GreaterThan(a: type; b: type) Boolean;
    • GreaterThanOrEqual, for ‘>=’ comparison : GreaterThanOrEqual(a: type; b: type): resultType;
    • LessThan, for ‘<‘ comparison : LessThan(a: type; b: type): resultType;
    • LessThanOrEqual, for ‘<=’ comparison : LessThanOrEqual(a: type; b: type): resultType;
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