The docs say `eqv?` differs from `eq?` only for nmbers and characters. But is
this still true since numbers and characters became interned data types in
2011? [1]
If it were true I would've expected the docs to say so; OTOH the docs do not
provide an example of, say, a pair of numbers where to
On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 12:35 AM, Matthew Butterick wrote:
> The docs say `eqv?` differs from `eq?` only for nmbers and characters. But
> is this still true since numbers and characters became interned data types
> in 2011? [1]
>
That mail thread is specifically about *literal* data being intern
That was, I believe, only literal chars. You might try an experiment was
integer->char or other char-producing functions to see if you can get
equal? but not eq? chars. And if you discover conclusive evidence, then an
edit to the docs would be most welcome!
Robby
On Monday, July 25, 2016, Matthew
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