On 17/07/09 09:55, StarWing wrote:
> [...] even Vim
> uses a recursion call to solve expression evaluate :-( that's may slow
> and dangerous.[...]
On the contrary, recursion is the right way to evaluate expressions,
because any expression may include full-fledged expressions as
part-results, if only within (). _Not_ using recursion to evaluate
expressions would be difficult to program, bug-prone (which rates as
"dangerous" to me) and not necessarily faster.
Regards,
Tony.
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