Introducing: The OMG-EQUALS operator!

omgequals.cs

/*
There's this very pleasant and fulfilling moment in every developer's life 
when it comes to comparing values. Especially testing for equality sometimes 
is full of emotions. Sometimes, you don't want to "just simply" check if 
values are equal. You want more. You want to express enthusiasm! Emotion! 
Yeah, right, equals! You want

             ___  __  __  ____   _____ ___  _   _   _    _     ____  
            / _ \|  \/  |/ ___| | ____/ _ \| | | | / \  | |   / ___| 
           | | | | |\/| | |  _  |  _|| | | | | | |/ _ \ | |   \___ \ 
           | |_| | |  | | |_| | | |__| |_| | |_| / ___ \| |___ ___) |
            \___/|_|  |_|\____| |_____\__\_\\___/_/   \_\_____|____/ 


I have good news for you. Your days of worry and limited equality expressiveness
 are over. A new equality operator is born: the OMG-EQUALS operator! 
Although I'll demonstrate it in C#, you can use OMG-EQUALS in many other languages, too!
*/

// the boring, oldschool equals
if (true == true)
  oldEquals = boring;

// the strong, delightful OMG EQUALS
if (true !=! true)
  omgEquals = yeahOMG;

// the awesome, great, cheering OMG EQUALS
if (true ==!! true)
  omgEquals = !!yeahOMG;

/*
Isn't this OMG?!? No longer "true == true", no longer "foo.Equals(bar)". 
Instead, cheering, stunning, amazing "true !=! true". Lovely! :-)
And if you just want to express even more OMG, just use the "true ==!! true" notation!

I "created" the OMG-EQUALS operator not just for fun, but for purpose as well. :-) 
Use it whenever you think that your equality test really requires emphasis and attention. :-)
Credit goes out especially to @rachelmyers and @coreyhaines for inspiring 
me to think about the "OMG" type of equality :-)

references:
- http://twitter.com/#!/rachelmyers/status/56251400610529291
- http://twitter.com/#!/coreyhaines/status/59019535449206784
*/

ZOMG! AWESOME!

YAY! This is exactly what I needed!