gt
Summary
Returns TRUE if a parameter is greater than another parameter.Usage
input|gt( value1 [, value2 ] )
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| value1 | any | A variable/value that should be compared. | Yes. |
| value2 | any | Another variable/value that should be compared. | Only if the input parameter is omitted. |
Returns
TRUE or FALSE (see below).Description
This operator compares two parameters. It returns TRUE if the first parameter is greater than the second parameter; otherwise FALSE will be returned. If the input parameter is provided, the operator will compare it with the first parameter; otherwise it is the first and the second parameter that will be compared. The following table shows how the different types are treated.
| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Number |
The value of the number is used. |
| String |
The number of characters is used. |
| Boolean |
FALSE means 0 and TRUE means 1. |
| Array |
The number of elements is used. |
| Object |
The number of object attributes is used. |
| Other |
Always 0. |
Examples
Example 1
{256|gt( 128 )}
or
{gt( 256, 128 )}
Returns TRUE.
Example 2
{128|gt( 256 )}
or
{gt( 128, 256 )}
Returns FALSE.
Example 3
{256|gt( 256 )}
or
{gt( 256, 256 )}
Returns FALSE.
Example 4
{128|gt( 64, 256 )}
Returns TRUE.
Balazs Halasy (05/02/2004 10:41 am)
Balazs Halasy (04/05/2005 2:08 pm)
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