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Chris Cason wrote:
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> It's a language thing. Some languages use short-circuit evaluation, and
> some don't (e.g. certainly standard pascal, and probably some versions of
> basic at the very least). So a pascal user might say the same thing as you
> if we changed it to use short-circuit evals.
Yes, I know that it varies from language to language.. but AFAIK modern
languages tend to short-circuit evaluation - at least Oberon uses it ;)
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> Apart from that above I'm not commenting on whether or not it will be
> changed, I'm simply pointing out that it's not as illogical as you seem to
> think.
I never claimed that short-circuit evaluation is more logical - I think at
first sight the current implemenation is more logical. But all the same I
believe that there would be an advantage of changing it.
- Micha
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