Meaning and use of \> or \*
Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2019 8:19 pm
Hi
In the LC 9.5 User Guide (7/30/19, p. 111), example code is given on the use of implicit parameters. In it are what seems to be two logical operators: \> and \*. But I do not find them listed or explained in the section of the guide on logical operators (p. 124).
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The character "\" is a mystery to me, for it seems it could be omitted. In fact, when I create a stack and write the code in a button, the script editor indicates an error in line 2. When I delete "\", the error goes away. What am I missing? Thanks for any suggestions.
Monty
In the LC 9.5 User Guide (7/30/19, p. 111), example code is given on the use of implicit parameters. In it are what seems to be two logical operators: \> and \*. But I do not find them listed or explained in the section of the guide on logical operators (p. 124).
The character "\" is a mystery to me, for it seems it could be omitted. In fact, when I create a stack and write the code in a button, the script editor indicates an error in line 2. When I delete "\", the error goes away. What am I missing? Thanks for any suggestions.
Monty