[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #48726] caseless_str overloads compare and inverts meaning

[Rik]

Follow-up Comment #8, bug #48726 (project octave):

I've never liked the use of the .compare() function.  Mainly, because I think
the code is cleaner and more concise if one can use operators like '==' and
'!='.  Those are defined for regular string objects, but not for caseless_str
objects.  I tried a while ago to actually overload those operators, but ran in
to difficulties and abandoned the project.

I think anything you want to do to improve this is probably alright.

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