On Thu, 18 Jun 2015 09:57:19 +0000, Ola Fosheim Grøstad wrote: > Although I think it might be more readable to have "and", "or" > etc as operators. This is actually allowed in C++: > > "a && b" <=> "a and b"â¦
i prefer that to "&&" and "||", tbh, not because i have pascal/oberon background, but 'cause it's harder to make a typo. "|" is binary, "or" is logic. simple and easy. p.s. and i hate that "true" converts to "1". in many forth systems "true" is "-1", and it's way better. `a&cast(int)true` actually works for the most widely used case (when a.sizeof <= int.sizeof), for examplt.
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