Obsolesence of <> (fwd)
D-Man
dsh8290 at rit.edu
Fri Jun 1 10:25:32 EDT 2001
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 04:40:49PM -0700, James Logajan wrote:
| All the proponents of "!=" can point to for justification is the
| usage by syntactically unrelated languages, like "C". May as well
| start using pointers, malloc, free, etc. So there! ;-)
If we were talking about C/C++/Java then it makes more sense : '!' is
the logical not operator so != means "not ,erm, assignment". Ok,
how about !== for "not equals" <wink>? You wouldn't prefer to use
'/=' as Eiffel did, now would you?
I think we should use the mathematical symbol of an equality sign with
a slash through it. Is that glyph in Unicode?
:-)
Now-I-just-need-a-Unicode-keyboard-and-some-extra-fingers-ly y'rs -D
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