Comparing Objects in Actionscript [REVISITED]

Alright, I have found a flaw in the whole comparing objects in Actionscript.

As per my pervious post on the subject, it turns out that all logic operators function as would be expected when defining custom boolean logic behaviour for an object. However, the equality operator seems to be different. The equality seems to never work like it should when providing valueOf methods for your objects. See below.

Example:

var obj1 : Object = new Object();
var obj2 : Object = new Object ();
// this traces completely inaccurate results for each comparison (as it should).
traceComparisons(obj1, obj2);
obj1.valueOf = function () { return 1; };
obj2.valueOf = function () { return 1; };
// this traces correct comparisons, using the valueOf() method of each object.
traceComparisons(obj1, obj2);

function traceComparisons (a : Object, b : Object) : void
{
    trace("a == b :" + (a == b));
    trace("a < b : " + (a < b));
    trace("a > b : " + (a > b));
    trace("a <= b : " + (a <= b));
    trace("a >= b : " + (a >= b));
    trace(" ");
}

// output
// a == b : false
// a < b : false // a > b : false
// a <= b : true // a >= b : true