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These operators compare their operands using numeric, string,
or C semantics respectively, and depending on the order return
one of C, C, or C
-(which numerify to -1, 0, or +1). See L.
+(which numerify to -1, 0, or +1). See L.
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Inspired by the new array indexing syntax from S09.
Modify S03 (under "Range Semantics") so that if a Range is operating
in a bounded space, a 'whatever' star as the starting or ending point
maps to the lower or upper bound:
my enum Months «:Jan(1) Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec»
Generalize the negated relational operators to apply to any infix
operator that returns a boolean. In terms of the standard operators,
this will add <&& || ^^ // and or xor err> to the family that is
implicitly equipped with logical negations.
For consistency's sake, you may also want to define
