System::operator<= method

System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, DateTime) method

bool System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, DateTime)

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System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, const DateTimeOffset&) method

bool System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, const DateTimeOffset &)

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System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, const Nullable<T>&) method

Always returns false.

template<typename T> bool System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, const Nullable<T> &)

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System::operator<=(const T1&, const Nullable<T2>&) method

Determines if the specified value is less or equal to the value represented by the specified Nullable object by applying operator<=() to these values.

template<typename T1,typename T2> std::enable_if<!IsNullable<T1>::value, bool>::type System::operator<=(const T1 &some, const Nullable<T2> &other)
ParameterDescription
T1The type of the first comparand value
T2The underlying type of the Nullable object that represents the second comparand value
ParameterTypeDescription
someconst T1&A constant reference to the value that is to be used as the first comparand
otherconst Nullable<T2>&A constant reference to the Nullable object the represented value of which is to be used as the second comparand

ReturnValue

True if the first comparand is less or equal to the second comparand, otherwise - false

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System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, TimeSpan) method

bool System::operator<=(std::nullptr_t, TimeSpan)

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System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, DateTime) method

bool System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, DateTime)

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System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, const DateTimeOffset&) method

bool System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, const DateTimeOffset &)

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System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, const Nullable<T>&) method

Always returns false.

template<typename T> bool System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, const Nullable<T> &)

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System::operator>=(const T1&, const Nullable<T2>&) method

Determines if the specified value is greater or equal to the value represented by the specified Nullable object by applying operator>=() to these values.

template<typename T1,typename T2> std::enable_if<!IsNullable<T1>::value, bool>::type System::operator>=(const T1 &some, const Nullable<T2> &other)
ParameterDescription
T1The type of the first comparand value
T2The underlying type of the Nullable object that represents the second comparand value
ParameterTypeDescription
someconst T1&A constant reference to the value that is to be used as the first comparand
otherconst Nullable<T2>&A constant reference to the Nullable object the represented value of which is to be used as the second comparand

ReturnValue

True if the first comparand is greater or equal than the second comparand, otherwise - false

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System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, TimeSpan) method

bool System::operator>=(std::nullptr_t, TimeSpan)

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