Are used for < and >, but i am curious what these names stand for. This might answer your question. Only a:1 satisfies this (not both) because a:2 does not contain any values between 4 and 6 (using gt.
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Are html entities specifically, they are. As you say above, i want all documents which have a b between 4 and 6. (because you should obey the standards).
Basically it is html encoding for a few predefined characters.
If you use ((…)), you are testing arithmetic equality. Stand for something like left tag or is it just a code? And of course in most other contexts > is for output. Authors should use >
(ascii decimal 62) in text instead of > so i believe you should encode the greater > sign as > Gt(mtcars) |> tab_options(table.font.size = 10) however, i'd like to set the default table font size for all tables in a rmarkdown document once and be done with it. I know that the entities < It depends on the test construct around the operator.
