Re: Xy III & faulty memory?

["Harrison, Shawn" shawn_harrison@xxxxxxxx]

> When, pursuing [Shawn Harrison's] strategy, I reduce it to
>
>	>
>
> then I get "Mismatched [logical or numeric] operands"

My silly proposal has generated a lot of testing and discussion, I see. I
guess I'd better explain what I was thinking. In my haste (shooting from
the hip, or rather fingertip), I confused =0> with
==true>, which is of course wordy. So I suggested >,
thinking I was talking about >, which of course is legal. I was
also confusing XPL with the C-like language in which I've been doing most
of my programming lately (Tcl, for those interested), in which the
equivalent of > is legal, given a variable which contains a
boolean value. Sorry about the confusion.

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Tyndale House Publishers
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