In article <3c09efee@news.povray.org> , "R. Suzuki" <r-s### [at] aistgojp> 
wrote:

> In MATLAB, which is one of the most commonly used mathematical
> programing language, there are UNION(A,B) function and
> INTERSECT(A,B) function, but the meaning is totally different.
> So, those function names will confuse some people.

Maybe I should just leave it as is and only create a min and max function
that take more than two arguments.  It would still keep the syntax as simple
as it was with & and | and avoid misunderstandings.

I will also fix the & and | using min/max so they behave like true boolean
operators...

    Thorsten

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