[haXe] === operator fails in Neko

[Franco Ponticelli]

I can live without === but I think that if it stays (as it is), its
behaviour must be the same for all the three platforms.

2006/4/30, Nicolas Cannasse <ncannasse at motion-twin.com>:
>
> > In Neko (works fine in Flash and Javascript) the test
> >
> > "a" === "a" returns false
> >
> > I don't know if this is a bug or intended but is at least inconsistent.
>
> Yes, it's normal.
> I wonder if it should be fixed or not.
> The meaning of === in that case does give some hint about implementation
> details but doesn't make so much sense.
>
> The following would work, which is I would say the "real" meaning of
> physical comparison :
>
> var a = "a";
> var b = "a";
> trace(a === a); // true
> trace(a === b); // false
> trace(a == b); // true
>
> Nicolas
>
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