On 8/23/2016 4:58 PM, Ronald van der Laan wrote: > You're doing string compares, so "-0......" is less than "-1".
>> pipe ' (end ?) < ' filename filetype filemode, >> '| pick w2 <= /-1/ ', No, he's using the newer numerical comparison operator "<=", not the string comparison operator "<<=". Looks like this problem's been there from the start. I see it in the oldest level I have saved with this syntax, 110B0016, and in the latest version in test. The comparison comes out backwards when the first number is between -1 and -0 and the second is -1 or less: pipe literal -0.3 -1.2|literal -0.3 -0.9|pick w1 < w2|cons -0.3 -1.2 Ready; pipe literal -0.3 -1.2|literal -0.3 -0.9|pick w1 > w2|cons -0.3 -0.9 Ready; pipe literal -0.3 -1.2|literal -0.3 -0.9|pick w2 < w1|cons -0.3 -0.9 -0.3 -1.2 Ready; pipe literal -0.3 -1.2|literal -0.3 -0.9|pick w2 > w1|cons Ready; (I can't help thinking this must have some esoteric connection to the mixture of zero-based and one-based numbering of streams in the doc.) ¬R
