Hi -

I have a type on which I want to be able to perform something like this:

#mytypeinstance ? 'true' | 'false'

in the type, I've tried defining an oncompare() method to no avail:

public oncompare(rhs) => .'booleandata' ? 0 | -1

But it seems oncompare does not get called in the syntax example above.
Even the following always evaluates to true:

public oncompare(rhs) => -1

For now, I've settled on using the data directly as:

#mytypeinstance->booleandata ? 'true' | 'false'

....but I was hoping to simplify that down to the above syntax. Is there a
different callback method I should be using other than oncompare()? Have I
mangled the syntax?

Thanks for your time and assistance.

- Justin
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