Support the "not" operator?

[boxydog]

I have not yet started using simpleeval, but it looks like what I want.

I noticed it doesn't have the "not" operator, as in "not (a in b)".

I think I might need that.

Any plans?

I understand I can call out to a function, but that seems awkward.

[kurtmckee]

not is supported.

>>> import simpleeval
>>> 
>>> simpleeval.simpleeval("not True")
False
>>> simpleeval.simpleeval("not False")
True

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