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hi,
Ilya Razmanov <ily### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> On 02.05.2024 12:49, jr wrote:
> > ...
> > unsure I understand '!>' correctly, meaning "not greater" ? if so, then that is
> > just another way of saying "less than", ie '<' (saving two keystrokes :-)).
>
> "Not greater" is "less or equal" actually ;-)
yes. (I had one of my "shit-for-brains" days. sorry)
> I'm just suggesting trying
> to do it some other way (different branch of "if" or something) and see
> what happens. Yes, I know that from math point of view it's the same,
> I'm suggesting to evaluate prog point of view ;-)
I've never looked at the povray source code (C++), but would be surprised if
adding a '!>' (and '!<' for "symmetry"?) operator were real "difficult".
regards, jr.
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