Arjen Lentz wrote: [...]
While we're at it: the term "non-zero"... what does it mean? As we all know, NULL != 0, and 0 == zero, consequently NULL must be non-zero.
Flawed logic.
Yes, I used flawed logic to illustrate my point: "non-zero" is a bad term to use in this context.
The text from the documentation that we were discussing, has been changed in the online docs after this discussion. While the term "non-zero" is still used, the special cases with NULL operands are described, making the current text harder to misinterpret.
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If I'm not mistaken, ALL combinations are now tested in the standard test suite so any bug would block a release going out.
Sounds good. :)
-- Roger
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