Visual Studio: Why don't conditional breakpoints accept F# operators?
When placing a conditional breakpoint in my code, this fails:

    "Sophie Dee" <> myString

However, this works fine:

    "Sophie Dee" != myString

Is this fixed in VS2012?
Visual Studio: Why don't conditional breakpoints accept F# operators?
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When placing a conditional breakpoint in my code, this fails:

    "Sophie Dee" <> myString

However, this works fine:

    "Sophie Dee" != myString

Is this fixed in VS2012?