Visual Studio: Why don't conditional breakpoints accept F# operators?

Question

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?

Answer 1

Breakpoints predicates, and watch expressions etc., are all using C# (and possible VB, for VB solutions - do not know). Someone was lazy, and we have to live with that.