Is 0 > None?? (fwd) (fwd)
Hernan M. Foffani
hfoffani at yahoo.com
Tue Sep 4 05:48:32 EDT 2001
"Alex Martelli" <aleax at aleax.it> wrote:
> ....
> Comparison issues, and sorting of heterogeneous lists in
> particular, ARE central to the new noncomparable behavior
> of complex numbers. I see no solution to THAT one, save:
> a. either drop the pretense that it makes sense to
> compare heterogeneous entities, or
> b. regress the change that makes it illegal to compare
> complex numbers.
> [a] might be conceptually cleaner but would break oodles
> of existing code, I think. [b] might be deemed inelegant
> by some, but it WOULD be by far the most practical approach.
[b] plus a RuntimeWarning on any "heterotypes" lt/gt operations?
(I don't have the slightest idea of the work needed to apply this
change to the core.)
Regards,
-Hernan
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