conditional statements - In the LESS pre-processor for CSS, how do you perform a "not equals" operation for a guard?

Question

According to this page, LESS has 5 operators for guards: < > <= >= =

How do you perform a "not equals" operation in LESS for a guard?

For example,

body when (@condition = 0) {
    counter-increment: counterFoo;
}

except instead of incrementing the counter when @condition=0, increment it when @condition<>0.

I'm trying to accomplish this in Stylus, which does not allow saving the CSS file when using <> as an operator.

The most efficient way I can think of doing this is by using a logical or operator:

body when (@condition < 0), (@condition > 0) {
    counter-increment: counterFoo;
}

This seems very unusual (and counterintuitive for a pre-processor that is designed to reduce duplicated code), so I feel like I'm missing something obvious.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65935337/in-the-less-pre-processor-for-css-how-do-you-perform-a-not-equals-operation-f

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