You use
The call
Hope that clears it up.
Davide
$ans->cmp
When $ans
is a MathObject (i.e., something created by Compute()
or one of the specific constructors like Real()
, Vector()
or Formula()
). You use num_cmp()
when you are using a perl native real value rather than a MathObject.The call
num_cmp($p)
is essentially equivalent to Real($p)->cmp
(and indeed, num_cmp
uses MathObjects behind the scenes).Hope that clears it up.
Davide