Thanks for the clarification.

alan

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> I think Alan Moore wrote:
> >
> > Please help me understand when the automatic conversion is done
> and when it
> > is not.
> >
>
> LHS matching is done "as if by" the (eq) and (neq) functions. These do
> no conversions at all, and so values match in content and type.
>
> Conversion of function arguments is at the discretion of the
> individual function. Most Jess functions try to be lenient in what
> they'll accept.
>
>
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