Re: How do I avoid 'use' in this case?

[sandy@beeker.cs.umass.edu (Sandy Wise)]

In article <1993Mar11.182021.1129@lin.foa.se> eriks@lin.foa.se (Erik Svensson FOA2) writes:
   Use rename instead.
   Like this:

           function "/="(A,B:Foo) return boolean renames field_def."/=";

Actually, use a rename like this:

           function "="(A,B:Foo) return boolean renames field_def."=";

One of those interesting little language lawyer level "features"  You
can't define not equal -- when you define equal you get not equal as
part of the deal...

I guess, there was concern that:

 'A /= B' might be different from 'not( A = B)'

        /s
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