At 2:35 AM -0800 1/8/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+ Set Set identical sets $_ === X
+ Hash Set hash keys same set $_.keys === X
+ Any Set force set comparison Set($_) === X
+ Set Subset subset .any === X.all
+ Hash Subset subset of hash keys .any === X.all
+ Any Subset force set comparison .Set.any === X.all
+ Set Superset superset .any === X.all
+ Hash Superset superset of hash keys .any === X.all
+ Any Superset force set comparison .Set.any === X.all
With the last 3 (Superset), shouldn't it be ".all === X.any", which
is the opposite of what Subset has?
@@ -747,15 +722,28 @@
KeySet KeyBag KeyHash Hash
Class Subset Enum Role Type
Subst Grammar Regex
- Buf Char LazyStr Str
+ Char LazyCat Str
Int UInt etc. Num
Match Capture
+ Byte Str or Int
+ Buf Str or Array of Int
Possible omission-typo.
Should the lower quoted section mention Superset as it does Subset,
like the top quoted section already does with this update?
-- Darren Duncan
