1 Feb
2004
1 Feb
'04
10:01 p.m.
At 11:46 AM 2/1/2004, John Maddock wrote:
Question 2: What if neither exist? Only one exists? My initial thought is that these are likely to be errors, so treat them as such. It could be argued that if either or both don't exist, they can't be equivalent, so return false.
If only one exists, it's not an error, the two are necessarily non-equivalent. If neither exists, you have a problem ;-) Probably an error, unless someone has a compelling use case.
That makes sense to me, unless someone can come up with counter arguments. --Beman