[TYPO3] What does this TS assignment mean: "2 < .1"

[Drew Leske]

I'm so not an expert, but the dot specifies that the value is an object 
property.  It's required on the RHS of an operator to denote it as such 
rather than a value.

In your example it's written that way instead of the alternative:

   2 < styles.content.columns.1

Drew.

Ricardo Scachetti Pereira wrote:
>     Hi there again, folks,
> 
>     I'm looking at some TS templates inside static_templates table 
> trying to learn something useful and I came across some lines like this:
> 
> 2 < .1
> 
>     Could anyone please explain to me what that assignment means? What's 
> with the little dot in there? I can't find the explanation in TSRef, TS 
> By Example, or any other doc.
> 
>     Many thanks!!
> 
> Ricardo
> 
> 
> 
> PS. I extracted that particular example from "Contents (default)" 
> record. I copy part of it below.
> 
>   # columns
> styles.content.columns = COLUMNS
> styles.content.columns {
>   1 = CONTENT
>   1 {
>     table = tt_content
>     select.orderBy = sorting
>     select.where = colPos=1
>     select.languageField = sys_language_uid
>   }
>   2 < .1
>   2.select.where = colPos=2
> 
>   gapWidth = {$styles.content.columns.gapWidth}
>   gapLineThickness = {$styles.content.columns.gapLineThickness}
>   if.isTrue.numRows < .1
>   if.isTrue.ifEmpty.numRows < .2
>   totalWidth = {$styles.content.columns.totalWidth}
> }
> 
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