Evaluation of verLessThan() correct?

I noticed that verLessThan(x) evaluates version numbers only XX.XX.XX Consider this test:

if verLessThan('TB','5.1.4.5')
  disp('lower than 5.1.4.5');
else
  disp('higher than 5.1.4.5')
end

Let's assume TB is '5.1.4.1'.

The result is:

higher than 5.1.4.5

My opinion, result should be: 'lower than 5.1.4.5'.

Someone know how I can evaluate more after-dot-version numbers?

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

The help text for verLessThan in release R2015b states:

 VERSION must be a string in the form 'major[.minor[.revision]]', such as '7', '7.1', or '7.0.1'

The documentation also states this, though a bit less forcefully.

 Specify the version number in the form of major[.minor[.revision]], for example '9.2'.

From this I would say that VERLESSTHAN does not handle version number differences at a lower granularity than revision.