From: Martin DeMello Date: 2003-09-06T18:52:26+09:00 Subject: Re: Difference between .. and ... in boolean ranges Sean O'Dell wrote: > > Try: if (3..5) === x Yes, but this is a single boolean not a boolean range. From what I understand of the flipflop behaviour, the two dot case behaves like this: flag = true if (x==3) if flag body end flag = false if (x==5) so by analogy, I'd expect the three dot case to be flag = true if (x==3) flag = false if (x==5) if flag body end martin