[Cmpl] Set complement available as a simple operation?

[Mike Steglich]

Please take a look at chapter 3.3 of the Cmpl manual .... 
There is the following example for a set complement:

s1 := set( "a","b","c","d");
s2 := set( "a","e","c","f");
s3 := set{i in s1, !(i << s2): i};

s3 ist equal to s1\s2

Hope that helps.




						

					

						
					

						
					

		

	

Am 14.09.2013 um 16:08 schrieb Michael Bond <mbond at videologygroup.com>:

> Still figuring CMPL out and was wondering if there is a simple operation/operator for getting a set complement, along the lines of a in A \ B?
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