On Dec 23, 2004, at 12:42 PM, Sean T Allen wrote:
Well that isnt a string per-se, its a date...
pirint "good\n" if ( '2004-11-23' < '2004-11-26' );
doesnt print good either...
Yes, but print "good\n" if ( "2004-11-23" lt "2004-11-26" ); does what you expect. you can't use a numeric compare in perl for strings. I don't know if TT has the necessary magic to compare as string instead of as numeric in the underlying perl code.
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