Use syntactic sugar for special operator methods

[Rekkonnect]

Special methods like operators, implicit or explicit type conversion methods are displayed as op_XXX.

For example, a class that implements the + operator will have its method displayed as op_Addition.

The exact special names that could be detected and replaced are certainly documented somewhere.

[praeclarum]

Here is the list of overload names from the framework design guidelines: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/design-guidelines/operator-overloads

[TylerBrinkley]

Here's a good example of a type implementing many of these operators. http://fuget.org/packages/Genumerics/1.0.3/lib/netcoreapp3.0/Genumerics.dll/Genumerics/Number%601

[Rekkonnect]

There is a class that I believe is publicly available, containing the names of several special symbols, which is this.

[praeclarum]

Hey @TylerBrinkley, great library! I’ll get this fixed up.

@alfasgd Thanks for the reference. Somewhere inside ILSpy is this table too. But it shouldn’t be hard for me to just write it out by hand.

[Rekkonnect]

It's not about it being hard to use a reference, it's about good practice. After all, those are constants that are well-defined by the compiler itself, handed over to you publicly.