On Sun, 30 Nov 2014, jdow wrote:
OK, would this work? Use the fact that the thing defaults to a string. I
would "guess" the value would be "perl_version".
if (( perl_version != "perl_version" ) && ( perl_version >= 5.010000 ))
bad stuff
endif
Nope. != is also a numeric comparison so you gain no ground. And "ne"
isn't included in the perl subset that SA conditionals use.
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