1. Re: Digest for EUforum at topica.com, issue 1880
- Posted by petelomax at blueyonder.co.uk Sep 18, 2002
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{{{ On 17 Sep 2002 19:07:08 +0100, Christian.CUVIER at agriculture.gouv.fr wrote:
Since there must be one relational oprerator only in a condition,
"a=b=c" would cause a syntax error. Both "a:=b=c" and "a=b:=c" would be
unambiguously recognized.
Since a statement cannot contain two level-0 assignments, a standalone
"a:=b=c" would raise a syntax errror, just as "a=b=c" would.
"a=b=c" would cause a syntax error. Both "a:=b=c" and "a=b:=c" would be
unambiguously recognized.
Since a statement cannot contain two level-0 assignments, a standalone
"a:=b=c" would raise a syntax errror, just as "a=b=c" would.
I believe you meant a:=b:=c. The fact that you made an error when thinking hard about it just ever so extremely suggests to me this is a really bad idea.
Pete
