Thom Boyer wrote:
And does dot always do that? If it does, then something odd happens. Consider infix:<*> and postfix:<!>, where infix:<*> binds tighter than postfix:<+>, and both bind more loosely than dot. Then
I meant "... tighter than postfix:<!>, ..."
1 * 2! # means (1 * 2)! 1 * 2.! # means 1 * (2!)Methinks one or more of my assumptions is erroneous, 'cuz that's just too ugly to live.=thom
