This seems like the same thing that lisp has had since forever in cond. In CL: (defun is-greater-than (x y) (cond ((< x y) T) (T nil))) As with th

This seems like the same thing that lisp has had since forever in cond. In CL: (defun is-greater-than (x y) (cond ((< x y) T) (T nil))) As with the erlang example, I need a T test to get an else clause, although in this particular example, the result of the cond is nil if nothing matches anyway.