On 11/12/2013 1:33 AM, tn wrote:
I could not find any documentation on how the unordered comparison operators (<>, !<>=, !<=, !<, !>=, !>, !<>) translate into opCmp calls.
That's because they just don't translate to opCmp calls. At one point I was going to set up an opExtendedCmp or something like that for those operators, but then we went ahead and deprecated those operators, rendering the idea moot.
