I didn't know that. It's also not the behavior I see in Cache:
USER>S X=2
USER>I X W !,"HELLO"
HELLO
USER>
Anyway, tomorrow I'll have to take a look at the standard (my copy is
in the office).
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On Sep 7, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Jim Self wrote:
so the normal arithmetic operators are not even well-defined over
Boolean values.
Not a problem! Logical values (booleans) are 1 and 0. 2 is not a
logical value.
It will be converted to (or treated the same as) 1 when used in a
logical context.
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