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From: cole@sas.UUCP (Tom Cole)
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Subject: Re: language supporting (x<y<z)
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Date: Tue, 14-Oct-86 19:49:29 EDT
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Summary: I'll probably get in trouble for this, but...


Line eater?  Eat this!

In a response to a question about languages that support the construct
if (x < y < z ) bla bla bla, Barry Shein replies something to the effect
that SPSS supports something like this.  For the record, so does SAS, but
then the more important question is are either of these really considered
languages by you guys...

Tom Cole
SAS Institute (where we are supposed to know better)
Cary NC USA Earth