using union and I need a ">" overloaded operator. How would I achieve this?

[brokenbot]

How would I achieve this. I keep getting errors. I tried to return bool values and then switched the return type on the overloaded function to bool but it still doesn't work.

[nano511]

E: why do you have 2 of the same threads? -_-

Im pretty sure like this

className className::operator>( leftNumber, rightNumber )
{
     return ( leftNumber > rightNumber ? leftNumber : rightNumber );
}

[andywestken]

operator> is a boolean test. You should not alter it's behaviour! (to return anything apart from a bool)

Andy

[shacktar]

See this thread: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/48444/

[brokenbot]

oops.