Generalize the negated relational operators to apply to any infix operator that returns a boolean. In terms of the standard operators, this will add <&& || ^^ // and or xor err> to the family that is implicitly equipped with logical negations.
For consistency's sake, you may also want to define junctive operators <!& !| !^>. '!|' corresponds with the list-op 'none', although I can think of no intuitive list-ops for the other two; we might have to settle for '!all' and '!one'. If so, consider '!any' as a synonym for 'none', much like '!eq' and 'ne' are synonyms for each other. Or just reduce the operators: [!&] and [!^]. Personally, I find '!all' and '!one' to be more legible; but YMMV. -- Jonathan "Dataweaver" Lang
