From: Joachim S. <li...@js...> - 2004-04-03 06:56:01
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* I claimed: > if a==1: > > might be understood as "if a is everywhere one" or "if the length > of vector a is one", etc. The current meaning is "if a is anywhere > one", [...] This is of course wrong and would probably not be misunderstood as that. What I meant to say is that >>> if a: ... would be evaluated as "true" if a is anywhere non-zero. It was too late in the night it seems... Sorry for the confusion. Joachim |