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It’s similar, but not identical to
eclipse plugin dependency range syntax. The commas are ORs. You can run fairly
complex expressions like “1.0,1.2,[2.5-3.75),[5.0”. - Konstantin From: Kevin Bauer
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Konstantin, I will give that a try. I did not
get that , meant or. I was thinking of the eclipse plugin dependency ranges. Thanks, Kevin Friday,
April 07, 2006 6:13 PM Kevin, _expression_ “[2.3, 2.4]” means
“greater than or equal to 2.3 or less than or equal to 2.4”. That
matches 2.2. What are you trying to represent. The direct translation of
“>:2.3” is “[2.3”. Perhaps you were trying for
“[2.3-2.4]”... - Konstantin From: Kevin Bauer
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