Message857

The result of the comparison of Java object in Jython is 
a random number !!!

Consider the following code:
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from java.lang import Integer

for i in xrange(0,100):
	i52=Integer(52)
	i128=Integer(128)

	print i52<i128	
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It prints out:
1
1
0
1
...

This is definitly not a good behavior.

I found a workaround by putting the following at the 
beginning of my code:

java.lang.Object.__lt__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)<0
java.lang.Object.__le__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)<=0
java.lang.Object.__eq__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)==0
java.lang.Object.__ne__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)!=0
java.lang.Object.__gt__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)>0
java.lang.Object.__ge__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)>=0
java.lang.Object.__cmp__=lambda x,y: x.compareTo(y)
	
I guess this could be fixed inside the org.python.core 
classes, but I could not find where the comparison takes 
place.