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From: mstacy@mayo.EDU (Mahlon Stacy  4-4558)
Subject: remove operator fails
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I have created an operator,

define operator = (arg1 = _char, arg2 = _char, commutator = "=", negator = "!=",
procedure = sequal)

When I wish to remove this, I get the following:

* remove operator = (_char,_char) \g

Query sent to backend is "remove operator = (_char,_char) "
Error: No response from the backend, exiting...

Is there a workaround?

	-Mahlon
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