The above code returns true, but what is the sense of seeing if a dictionary is between other two.
I think this should be good to limit what types can be between other ones.
#----------------------------
# TODO(Comparison\between?): deprecate the support for some types
# Right now this uses a generic algorithm and :any as entry, but does it even makes sense?
#
# ```art
# between? #[user: "Rick"] #[user: "Rick"] #[user: "Rick"]
# ```
#
# The above code returns true, but what is the sense of seeing if a dictionary is between other two.
# I think this should be good to limit what types can be between other ones.
# labels: library, open-discussion
builtin "between?",
alias = thickarrowboth,
op = opNop,
ew file mode 100644
ndex 0000000000..f4993bc330
++ b/tests/unitt/commons/functions.art
[Comparison\between?] deprecate the support for some types Right now this uses a generic algorithm and :any as entry, but does it even makes sense?
The above code returns true, but what is the sense of seeing if a dictionary is between other two. I think this should be good to limit what types can be between other ones.
https://github.com/arturo-lang/arturo/blob/7f17d55ea05563a979e16407763df4bbe4c84f8c/src/library/Comparison.nim#L72
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