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Is it possible to overload the default function operator (the () operator) in C#? If so - how? If not, is there a workaround to create a similar affect? EDIT: I'm trying to give a class a default operator, something along the lines of: class A { A(int myvalue) {/*save value*/} public static int operator() (A a) {return a.val;} .... } ... A a = new A(5); Console.Write(A()); EDIT 2: I've read the spec and I understand there's no straight forward way to do this. I was hoping there's a workaround. EDIT 3: The motivation is to make a class, or an instance behave like a function, to make a convenient logging interface. By the way, this is doable and reasonable in C++.
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