From: "Neulinger Robert (SMS T CARS SW External)" Date: 2005-01-24T17:25:52+09:00 Subject: Is overloading of the "! operator" possible or not Hello, I'm tying to overload the "! operator", which should be possible due to the explanation in the book "Programming ruby" -> The Ruby Language ->Operator Expressions, but it's not working. On the other hand in the FAQ the ! operator is marked as non-overloadable. --------------- http://www.rubycentral.com/faq/rubyfaq-7.html See section 7.2... However, the following are built-in control structures, not methods, which cannot be overridden. =, -------------- What is the truth and/or how does it work? Thanks for help in advance Robert