TBoundPointerProperty.operator>=(_InterfacePtr) (Compact 2013)

3/28/2014

The >= overloaded operator determines whether a pointer that is contained in a TBoundPointerProperty<PropertyType> object points to an object at a memory address that is greater than or equal to a memory address of an object that is pointed to by another pointer.

Syntax

template<typename _InterfacePtr>bool operator>=(
_InterfacePtr p)

Parameters

• p
  [in] Pointer to compare with the pointer that is contained in the TBoundPointerProperty<PropertyType> object.

Return Value

Returns true if the pointer that is contained in a TBoundPointerProperty<PropertyType> object points to an object at a memory address that is greater than or equal to the memory address of an object pointed to by another pointer; otherwise, returns false.

Remarks

The _InterfacePtr type must inherit from IUnknown. To compare two pointers of the same type, the type of the pointer in the p parameter must be the type that you specified in the PropertyType template parameter of TBoundPointerProperty<PropertyType>.

For more information about using relational operators with pointers, see Comparing Pointers Using Relational Operators on MSDN.

When you use the >= overloaded operator for a TBoundPointerProperty<PropertyType>, use the operator as a function and use the p parameter as the function’s argument instead of an operand in a C++ expression, as shown in the following example.

CHK_BOOL(pValue1->operator >=(pValue2));

Requirements

See Also

Reference

TBoundPointerProperty<PropertyType>
TBoundPointerProperty.operator>(_InterfacePtr)
TBoundPointerProperty.operator<=(_InterfacePtr)