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ListIsNotList

Type

operator

Summary

Determines whether Left and Right are equal or not.

Syntax

<Left> is not <Right>

Description

Two lists are not equal if any corresponding elements are of non-comparable types, or if the default equality of that type does not holds between the elements. In particular, this means that comparison between string elements is case sensitive.

Parameters

NameTypeDescription

Left

An expression which evaluates to a list.

Right

An expression which evaluates to a list.

Examples

variable tList as List
put ["a", "b", "c"] into tList
variable tIsNot as Boolean

put tList is not ["A", "b", "c"] into tIsNot -- tIs is true
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