On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 10:42:17AM +, David Chan wrote:
> Which Parrot strings are supposed to be false in a boolean context?
Thinking more deeply about this, I guess it depends entirely on the
language, although we can provide string_bool as a sensible default.
> For instance, is "\x{FF10}
On Sat, 26 Jan 2002, David Chan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Which Parrot strings are supposed to be false in a boolean context?
> For instance, is "\x{FF10}" (FULLWIDTH DIGIT ZERO) false?
>
> docs/strings.pod says[1] a string is false if it "consists of one
> digit character whose numeric value (as decided
Hi,
Which Parrot strings are supposed to be false in a boolean context?
For instance, is "\x{FF10}" (FULLWIDTH DIGIT ZERO) false?
docs/strings.pod says[1] a string is false if it "consists of one
digit character whose numeric value (as decided by its character type)
is zero".
However, string.c
