Question about checks for min and max values

[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Jay R. Ashworth (Tue, 26 Jul 2005 18:15:34 -0400):
[...]
> Alas, they defined "equals" to mean something other than what every
> other programming language (as well as common mathematics) defines it
> to mean, which is the sole point that Mark and I are debating.

Since you have already pointed out that these other languages have no
concept of "a number without a value", as is the case of an empty
numeric field in filePro (which is what we're talking about here),
how can you say that filePro's meaning is "something other than what
every other programming language ... defines it to mean"?

Please give me a specific example of how filePro's meaning of "="
(or whatever token you wish to use) is different from the other
programming languages you listed.

[...]
> Nope.  But I'm not going to repeat myself.  How filepro's 'eq'
> differs from the algebraic and string equals operator in other
> languages is something I've explained about 5 times on this thread so
> far.

You haven't explained how filePro's "algebraic equals" is different
from other languages.

[...]

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