> > I thought that bitwise & would work the same at && for plain
> > logical testing unless you are actually look at the result of the
> > operation but maybe you have a situation I did not think of.
>
>
>
> So did I when you first proposed this, but didn't think of:
>
> WIN.Debug("(10 & 1)="++(10 & 1)++" (10 && 1)="++(10 && 1))
>
I missed this.
I uploaded a new version of beta 4.4.01 to the usual place
http://powerpro.webeddie.com/download/ppro4401.zip
which adds undocumented command (which you must type manually)
exec bitandor v
provides debug output for each use for & | ^ and
exec bitandor i
treats & as &&, | as ||, ^ as ^^
exec bitandor n
normal treatment
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