> $x->__equals($y) && $y->__equals($z) requires that $x->__compareTo($z) be > *TRUE*.
Typo here, it should be __equals at the end not __compareTo. > In fact, returning 0 in __compareTo for undefined natural ordering leads to > all kinds of strange behaviour If this is the case, I do not understand why you split comparison and equality, as I understood it at first the point was exactly to be able to have ordering equality without having value equality. If this leads to strangeness, why allow it? Côme
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