Is 0 > None??

Terry Reedy tjreedy at home.com
Sat Sep 1 02:07:46 EDT 2001

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"Manus Hand" <manus at bullfrog-tech.com> wrote in message
news:3B901E7C.37E25327 at bullfrog-tech.com...
> Someone asked what the affected code was.  Here is
> a simplified rundown.

I did, for one.

...
> Okay, I've wasted enough of your time.

Only I can do that ;<)  I can see how you were tempted to rely on None
compare behaviour, but Tim's explicit Infinity class is obviously,
after the fact, a better solution.

Terry J. Reedy

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