On Wednesday, 13 January 2016 at 00:31:48 UTC, Andrei
Alexandrescu wrote:
I'd leave it to a named function. Using the built-in comparison
for exotic orderings is bound to confuse users. BTW not sure
you know, but D used to have a number of floating point
operators like !<>=. Even those didn't help. -- Andrei
Although I would have use for "exotic orderings" in some of my
own code, I think this is the right decision.
Really the only reason I'm tempted to say they should be allowed,
is to smooth interaction with floating-point. But, I think what
that really means is that the design of the floating-point
comparisons is bad. (Which is not D's fault, I know.)
