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-# GT – Boolean Operators (RPN) – Support Symbolic Forms
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-## Rationale
-- The original design used the word tokens `gt`, `lt`, `gte`, `lte`, `eq`, `neq` because they are unambiguous when typed after the `rpn` command and avoid any shell‑level redirection issues (e.g., `>` can be interpreted by the shell if the user does not quote the expression).
-- Users coming from other RPN calculators or from infix languages naturally expect the symbolic forms (`>`, `<`, `>=`, `<=`, `==`, `!=`).  Providing both forms improves discoverability and ergonomics without breaking existing scripts that already use the word forms.
-- Adding symbolic aliases is straightforward: the `OperatorRegistry` already maps token strings to handler functions.  We can register the symbols as synonyms for the same implementation used by the word tokens.
-
----
-## Example REPL syntax (both word and symbol forms)
-```text
-# Word forms
-> rpn 5 3 gt        # → true
-> rpn 7 7 eq        # → true
-> rpn a 5 3 gt =    # store true in variable "a"
-
-# Symbolic forms (quoted to avoid shell redirection if needed)
-> rpn 5 3 >          # → true
-> rpn 7 7 ==         # → true
-> rpn a 5 3 > =      # store true in variable "a"
-```
-Both `gt` and `>` (as well as the other operators) evaluate to the same result.
-
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-## Plan:
-1. Extend `OperatorRegistry` to register symbolic aliases: map `>` to the same handler as `gt`, `<` to `lt`, `>=` to `gte`, `<=` to `lte`, `==` to `eq`, and `!=` to `neq`.
-2. Implement the six Boolean operator handlers (`gt`, `lt`, `gte`, `lte`, `eq`, `neq`) if not already present, using the existing `Number` comparison methods.
-3. Ensure the RPN parser treats both word and symbol tokens as standard operators (no changes to tokenization needed).
-4. Add unit tests covering both forms for each operator, checking numeric and mixed‑type comparisons.
-5. Update documentation (`README.md` and godoc comments) to list both the word and symbolic tokens with usage examples.
-6. Update the CI pipeline to run the new tests and bump the project version (e.g., `v0.2.1`).
-
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-*This plan is stored at* `/home/paul/.pi/plans/gt-boolean-operators-both-forms.md` *and serves as the reference for any upcoming tasks.*
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