RE: ISSUE-53 (Linear inequality between two data types): Need for arbitrary inequality conditions on two (or more) data types

> > This is in order to support descriptions such as
> > "objects whose width is greater than their height", where the
> > values of width and height are specified using two data properties.
> > In such definitions, the arity of the given data range must be
> > equal to the number of the given data properties.

[VK] Based on the above, I would presume that the following are supported:

X = Y
X > Y

What about X > Y + K, where K is a constant

What about the generalized inequality:

a*X + b*Y + c*Z + .... >= K,
where a, b, c, ..., K are constants?

---Vipul


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Received on Sunday, 4 November 2007 13:29:54 UTC