Thanks, Darren -
It doesn't make a lot of sense to me, either. Maybe how I should have
asked: "Why does FatRat evaluate to False when negative if it is a value of
a KeyWeight?" Does that make more sense?
Quite possibly I'm just reading S32/Containers wrongly.
-db.
On Jan 21, 2010 4:04 PM, "Da
David Brunton wrote:
I notice that C returns False and deletes the key for a key
whose value goes to zero or less than zero, issuing a warning in the
latter case. Is it the case that C always evaluates to False
in Boolean context when negative?
Please restate your question. I don't think it m
I notice that C returns False and deletes the key for a key
whose value goes to zero or less than zero, issuing a warning in the
latter case. Is it the case that C always evaluates to False
in Boolean context when negative?
