While working on a PR for issue #8 if found what I believe are inconstancies in the way some comparison operators are inverted. For example: >= inverts to <=, I posit it should invert to <. The way I see it >= is inclusive of the value its comparing, therefore the inverted operator should not, hence < and not <= (which does).
SamyPesse
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9 years ago
While working on a PR for issue #8 if found what I believe are inconstancies in the way some comparison operators are inverted. For example:
>=inverts to<=, I posit it should invert to<. The way I see it>=is inclusive of the value its comparing, therefore the inverted operator should not, hence<and not<=(which does).The following should be corrected:
If you agree I will submit a PR correcting this.