|>={a}

July 2010 — updated on : June 2010

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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.] to correctly display the singular/plural noun.

See also the |>a, |<a, |<=a, |!=a and |==a filters.

[1] If a decimal number is passed as the value, it must use a decimal point and not a comma as in several European languages

[2] The check takes account of uppercase and lowercase characters