On May 23, 7:29 am, ZyX <zyx....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know about one option that alters the behavior of `==', `!=', `>', `>=',
> `<',
> `<=' when both arguments are strings: it is 'ignorecase'. I don't have
> vimOrganizer, but after I read about your problem I guessed that it may be
> because vimOrganizer changes value of 'ignorecase' locally. My assumption
> proved
> to be right:
> :echo 'DONE' ># ''
> 1
> :echo 'DONE' >? ''
> 0
> This is a reason why I never use `==', `!=', `>', `>=', `<', `<=' for
> comparing
> strings, only `is'/`isnot' (it looks better then `==#' and `!=#') and
> operators
> with either `?' or `#' at the end.
>
Zyx -- Thanks very much, I think you're onto something.
However on my machine the two expressions you give above both evaluate
to 1. What is the explanation for the difference?:
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:echo 'DONE' ># ''
1
:echo 'DONE' >? ''
1
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