[Sorry, spent too much time thinking in the editor and did not see this before my reply.] Mike Pastore wrote: > - ^foo is the placeholder 'foo' That already has perfectly good meaning: XOR with the function foo(). > Although, I suppose '&' would not work. Why not? I think it would work great. - Ken
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