#'!=/2 stopped working in v1.3?

[Li, Bing]

Hi,

#'==/2 still works fine.

Any idea why #'!= doesn't?

Thank,

(apply #'!=/2 [1 2])

exception error: #(unbound_func #(!= 2))

[Robert Virding]

Hi,

The simple reason is because ==/2 and /=/2 are functions while !=/2 is a macro and I have changed how #'!=/2 expanded. The more difficult answer is how I am going to handle it so it will handle macros as well. I will have to revert it in some way. For now you can replace #'!=/2 with (fun != 2) and it will work.

Robert

[Li, Bing]

Thanks, Robert,

(fun != 2) works.

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