Isn't bool __invert__ behaviour "strange"?
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
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Sat Sep 23 08:04:42 EDT 2006
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In message <4nivr5Fan2s7U2 at individual.net>, Bjoern Schliessmann wrote: > In my C++ code, > it happens so often that I forget or overread a "!". And if I want > to understand my functions later on, my brain quite wrinkles > looking at parentheses, !s, &&s and ||s. Which is why C++ allows "not", "and" and "or".
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