> a < b < c
> which is a short-cut of a < b \land b < c
The confusion between f(x) and Îx.f(x) is indeed a real bummer.
OTOH I like the a<b<c shorthand because it's both "obvious" and unambiguous
(as long as the return value of < can't be passed as an argument to <, which
is typically the case when the return value is boolean and there's no
ordering defined on booleans).
Stefan
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