Disallow input of strict-inequality operators. #6
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LPSolve doesn't support strict inequality, and it's extremely surprising
to make a constraint like `lp.addConstraint({'x': 1}, '>', 0)` and have
it behave silently off-by-one. It's a defect in LPSolve that it supports
that input format in its native format and that defect shouldn't be
introduced in a more modern interface.
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LPSolve doesn't support strict inequality, and it's extremely surprising to successfully add a constraint like
lp.addConstraint({'x': 1}, '>', 0)and have it behave silently off-by-one. I believe it's a design defect in LPSolve that it supports that input format in its native format, and that defect shouldn't be introduced in a more modern interface.