Re: [Pharo-project] #< if at first you dont succeed..

Igor Stasenko

in given form, i really don't see what is the meaning of #< operator on Complex numbers? Because , obviously, in first place, i expecting that #< method serves to compare Complex numbers, not mix of real and complex, but implemented in such form, the value of such method is nearly zero (in complex plane ;). So, the question remains the same: is it worth adding it, just for the sake of complete protocol(s)?

How much is "if A=a and B=b and A<B then a<b" worth to you? -KenD