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== means "exactly equal" for string comparisons
From the VFP help:
The == operator can be used when an exact comparison of
character strings is needed. If two character expressions are
compared with the == operator, the expressions on both sides of
the == operator must contain exactly the same characters,
including blanks, to be considered equal. The SET EXACT setting
is ignored when character strings are compared using ==. See SET
EXACT for more information on using the == operator to compare
character strings.
Mike
On 4/12/11 3:15 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
VFP uses '=='?
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