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package org.mariuszgromada.math.mxparser.parsertokens;

import org.mariuszgromada.math.mxparser.mXparser;
/**
 * Binary Relations - mXparser tokens definition.
 *
 * @author         Mariusz Gromada

 *                 MathParser.org - mXparser project page

 *                 mXparser on GitHub

 *                 INFIMA place to purchase a commercial MathParser.org-mXparser software license

 *                 [email protected]

 *                 ScalarMath.org - a powerful math engine and math scripting language

 *                 Scalar Lite

 *                 Scalar Pro

 *                 MathSpace.pl

 *
 * @version        5.2.0
 */
public final class BinaryRelation {
	/*
	 * BinaryRelation - token type id.
	 */
	public static final int TYPE_ID 				= 3;
	public static String TYPE_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	/*
	 * BinaryRelation - tokens id.
	 */
	public static final int EQ_ID 					= 1;
	public static final int NEQ_ID 					= 2;
	public static final int LT_ID 					= 3;
	public static final int GT_ID 					= 4;
	public static final int LEQ_ID 					= 5;
	public static final int GEQ_ID 					= 6;
	/*
	 * BinaryRelation - tokens key words.
	 */
	public static final String EQ_STR 				= "=";
	public static final String EQ1_STR 				= "==";
	public static final String NEQ_STR 				= "<>";
	public static final String NEQ_STR_UNI_1		= "≠";
	public static final String NEQ1_STR 			= "~=";
	public static final String NEQ2_STR 			= "!=";
	public static final String LT_STR 				= "<";
	public static final String GT_STR 				= ">";
	public static final String LEQ_STR 				= "<=";
	public static final String LEQ_STR_UNI_1		= "≤";
	public static final String LEQ_STR_UNI_2		= "⋜";
	public static final String GEQ_STR 				= ">=";
	public static final String GEQ_STR_UNI_1		= "≥";
	public static final String GEQ_STR_UNI_2		= "⋝";
	/*
	 * BinaryRelation - syntax.
	 */
	public static final String EQ_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(EQ_STR);
	public static final String EQ1_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(EQ1_STR);
	public static final String NEQ_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(NEQ_STR);
	public static final String NEQ_SYN_UNI_1		= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(NEQ_STR_UNI_1);
	public static final String NEQ1_SYN 			= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(NEQ1_STR);
	public static final String NEQ2_SYN 			= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(NEQ2_STR);
	public static final String LT_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(LT_STR);
	public static final String GT_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(GT_STR);
	public static final String LEQ_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(LEQ_STR);
	public static final String LEQ_SYN_UNI_1		= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(LEQ_STR_UNI_1);
	public static final String LEQ_SYN_UNI_2 		= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(LEQ_STR_UNI_2);
	public static final String GEQ_SYN 				= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(GEQ_STR);
	public static final String GEQ_SYN_UNI_1		= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(GEQ_STR_UNI_1);
	public static final String GEQ_SYN_UNI_2		= SyntaxStringBuilder.binaryRelation(GEQ_STR_UNI_2);
	/*
	 * BinaryRelation - tokens description.
	 */
	public static String EQ_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	public static String NEQ_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	public static String LT_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	public static String GT_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	public static String LEQ_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	public static String GEQ_DESC = ParserSymbol.NA;
	/*
	 * BinaryRelation - since.
	 */
	public static final String EQ_SINCE				= mXparser.NAMEv10;
	public static final String NEQ_SINCE			= mXparser.NAMEv10;
	public static final String NEQ_SINCE_UNI_1		= mXparser.NAMEv50;
	public static final String LT_SINCE 			= mXparser.NAMEv10;
	public static final String GT_SINCE				= mXparser.NAMEv10;
	public static final String LEQ_SINCE 			= mXparser.NAMEv10;
	public static final String LEQ_SINCE_UNI_1		= mXparser.NAMEv50;
	public static final String LEQ_SINCE_UNI_2		= mXparser.NAMEv50;
	public static final String GEQ_SINCE 			= mXparser.NAMEv10;
	public static final String GEQ_SINCE_UNI_1		= mXparser.NAMEv50;
	public static final String GEQ_SINCE_UNI_2		= mXparser.NAMEv50;
}