1. Robert, about Sequence Comparison
Hello.
I was just wondering if you ever considered having a separte set of
operators for sequence comparison.
i'd like that a lot better than using compare() to compare sequences all the
time.
Maybe an operator like $= to compare sequences ?
or take a piece out of Perl and use "eq" and "ne" ?
I was also thinking that that'd be faster.
Thanks for listening, Ian Smith.
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2. Re: Robert, about Sequence Comparison
The following already exists.
if equal(s1, s2) then
end if
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> Hello.
>
> I was just wondering if you ever considered having a separte set of
> operators for sequence comparison.
>
> i'd like that a lot better than using compare() to compare sequences all
the
> time.
>
> Maybe an operator like $= to compare sequences ?
> or take a piece out of Perl and use "eq" and "ne" ?
>
> I was also thinking that that'd be faster.
>
> Thanks for listening, Ian Smith.
>
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3. Re: Robert, about Sequence Comparison
- Posted by No Solution <solutionnone at HOTMAIL.COM>
Apr 24, 2000
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Last edited Apr 25, 2000
>
>The following already exists.
>
> if equal(s1, s2) then
> end if
>
> Lucius L. Hilley III
> lhilley at cdc.net
Yeah, but you're still using a routine to compare sequences, i'm thinking
about operators.
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