<= (less than or equal to) (AutoLISP)

Returns T if each argument is numerically less than or equal to the argument to its right; otherwise returns nil

(<= numstr [numstr] ...)

Arguments

numstr

A number or a string.

Return Values

T, if each argument is numerically less than or equal to the argument to its right; otherwise returns nil. If only one argument is supplied, <= returns T.

Examples

(<= 10 20)                 returns  T 
(<= "b" "b")               returns  T 
(<= 357 33.2)              returns  nil 
(<= 2 9 9)                 returns  T 
(<= 2 9 4 5)               returns  nil