On 2010 Apr 5, at 4:15 PM, Michael Wood wrote:
I think his question should be read as if he had not included any
backslashes anywhere. i.e. he's asking about <, >, and =. Not \ or
\> etc.
Well, I was/am trying to be precise.
Symbols are looked up by strings and strings contain characters,
unlike some languages (Python, say), where characters are just single
letter strings...
user=> (seq ">=")
(\> \=)
Sorry for the confusion!
-Doug
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