Is it possible to do a negative infix operator? I currently have this operator: `infix operator fun ...

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[jeggy]

Is it possible to do a negative infix operator?
I currently have this operator:
infix operator fun contains(option: Option): Boolean
I would like to be able to write both cases if (data contains MyOption) and if (data !contains MyOption)

[gian]

Use !in

[gian]

if (MyOption in data)

[jeggy]

I want to have custom logic

[gian]

when you override contains you are overriding in

[gian]

same as when you override plus and you can also use +

[jeggy]

I wrote a quick sample here: https://pl.kotl.in/cgteZ-i_n

[Sergei Dubrov [JB]]

FYI: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-5351

[jeggy]

@Sergei Dubrov [JB] Exactly what I was looking for. No updates on that issue that last 2 years 😛

[gian]

https://pl.kotl.in/VL-6ge4Sl
Why not this?

[jeggy]

ah, nice 👍
Didn't think that would work as it was a data class

[gian]

a in b is the same as b contains a
The "operator form" is in

[jeggy]

Genius! Then I already had support for that. 😅

[jeggy]

Thanks for the help

[gian]

No problem!