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"Kenneth" <kdw### [at] gmail com> wrote:
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> *If* that is the case, then the select() result can have only two states or
> outcomes-- true or false (or 1 and zero). Which would then pick either argument
> B or C, but never D(??) So, I am wondering if your f-boom macro will ever
> actually be chosen by this select() set-up.
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Hmm. I think I muddied my question and my logic, sorry. I kind of mixed up what
happens in a 4-argument 'select' use.
But it would seem that only two of the three B-C-D select() results could be
chosen by your function, but not all three.
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