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• | !={a}

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Filters, !={a}, SPIP 1.8
  The |!=value filter (since SPIP 1.8, 1.8.1) is used to test the strict inequality between the filtered element and value. The verification takes account of the different cases of any characters ("A" is different to "a"). For example: #TITRE See also the |>a, |a, |>=a, |a and |==a filters. - (...)

• |=={a}

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Filters, =={a}, SPIP 1.8
  The |==value filter (since SPIP 1.8, 1.8.1) is used to test the strict equality of the filtered element and value. The verification takes account of the case of any characters ("A" if different from "a"). For example: #TITRE. See also the |>a, |a, |>=a, |a and |!=a filters. - Filters / ==a, (...)

• | ={a}

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Filters, <={a}, SPIP 1.8
  The |a, |a, |>=a, |!=a and |==a filters. - Filters / , SPIP 1.8

• | {a}

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Filters, <{a}, SPIP 1.8
  The |a, |>=a, |a, |!=a and |==a (...) - Filters / , SPIP 1.8

• |>={a}

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Filters, >={a}, SPIP 1.8
  The |>=value filter returns "true" if the results of the tag to which it is applied is greater than or equal to "value". value can be numeric [1] (5, 18.2, 84,...), or alphanumeric [2] (abc, a word,...) For example: [(#TOTAL_BOUCLE) [(#TOTAL_BOUCLE|>=2|?'articles', 'article')] in this section.] (...)