Implicit overloads, non static

I have defined some implicit convertors so that I can do:

MyStruct x = 4;

The implicit convert the 4 into MyStruct. But its essentially a copy
constructor and thus if I had:

MyStruct x;
x.SomethingElse = 5;
x = 4;

Now x.SomethingElse will be 0, because x is a new instance. Ok - all proper
and as exected - no questions here.

What I would *like* to do is this. Have the 5 update the object = not replace
it. I shudder to compare this to VB's old "default properties" but
essentially soemething like that.

This is really a non static overload, and as I understand it, C# does not
support this correct? And also there is no way to access the current instance
in the implicit convertors?


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