On Sat, 04 Dec 2004 11:03:03 -0600, Rod Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Okay, this rant is more about the \s<\s than \s=\s. To me, it is easier to understand the grouping of line 1 than line 2 below:
if( $a<$b && $c<$d ) {...} if( $a < $b && $c < $d ) {...}
In line2, my mind has to stop and ask: is that "($a < $b) && ($c < $d)", or "$a < ($b && $c) < $d". It quickly comes to the right answer, but the question never comes up in the first line. If I wanted to use more parens for clarity, I'd use LISP.
I've got used to write it as if( $a < $b and $c < $d) {...} already. if it could help.. :)
