1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 80: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 86: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 86: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

Conan Documentation, Release 2.10.1 Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 88: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 87: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

125 Conan Documentation, Release 2.9.3 Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 88: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 87: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in It exposes all the version components as properties and offers total ordering through compare operators. Listing 87: Comparing versions compiler_lower_than_12 = Version(self.settings.compiler.version) msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of context is automatically run by VirtualBuildEnv). Besides that, it is able to apply some additional operators to each variable declared when you’re composing profiles or even local variables: • += == append:

1-alpha.1 is older than 1.1, not newer. Range expressions Range expressions can have comparison operators for the lower and higher bounds, separated with a space. Also, lower bounds and upper bounds in msbuildtoolchain:compile_options={"ExceptionHandling": "Async"} Configuration data operators It’s also possible to use some extra operators when you’re composing tool configurations in your global.conf or any of context is automatically run by VirtualBuildEnv). Besides that, it is able to apply some additional operators to each variable declared when you’re composing profiles or even local variables: • += == append: