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 | Oh wait, I've just realized that opIn is actually the old way of using that operator. The new way is using opBinary and string matching instead. This is already described in the docs. I guess opIn and opIn_r are going away? | |||
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ReplySeptember 24, 2011 Re: How do formally you call the 'in' operator? | ||||
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 | On Saturday, September 24, 2011 20:37:45 Andrej Mitrovic wrote:
> Oh wait, I've just realized that opIn is actually the old way of using that operator. The new way is using opBinary and string matching instead. This is already described in the docs.
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> I guess opIn and opIn_r are going away?
Yes.
- Jonathan M Davis
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