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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

Value​

NameTypeDescription

return

Returns true if Left is not identical to Right.

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