MACROMEDIA FLASH MX PROFESSIONAL 2004 - FLASH LITE 1.1..., Руководство пользователя

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<
(less than) Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether
expression1
is less than
expression2
(
true
), or whether
expression1
is greater
than or equal to
expression2
(
false
). In Flash Lite (and
Flash 4), < is a numeric operator and is only used for
expressions and not strings.
The following examples illustrate
true
and
false
results
for < comparisons.
3 < 10;
// true
10 < 3;
// false
Fully supported
<=
(less than or equal
to)
Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether
expression1
is less than or equal to
expression2
(
true
), or whether
expression1
is greater
than
expression2
(
false
).
The following examples illustrate
true
and
false
results
for <= comparisons:
5 <= 10;
// true
2 <= 2;
// true
10 <= 3;
// false
Fully supported
>
(greater than) Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether
expression1
is greater than
expression2
(
true
), or whether
expression1
is less than
or equal to
expression2
(
false
).
The following examples illustrate
true
and
false
results
for > comparisons.
10 > 3;
// true
3 > 10;
// false
Fully supported
>=
(greater than or
equal to)
Operator (comparison); compares two expressions and
determines whether
expression1
is greater than or equal
to
expression2
(
true
), or whether
expression1
is less
than
expression2
(
false
).
The following examples illustrate
true
and
false
results
for >= comparisons:
10 >= 5;
// true
2 >= 2;
// true
3 >=10;
// false
Fully supported
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