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User ab changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Status|STARTED |RESOLVED
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Resolution| |FIXED
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------- Additional comments from a...@openoffice.org Tue Jan 13 13:49:47 +0000
2009 -------
I had a closer look and interestingly this seems to make no difference,
at least for two of the cases.
The results of (X && Y) || Z and X && (Y || Z) only differ if
X==false/Y==true/Z==true or X==false/Y==false/Z==true
In the cases while( *p... and while( *pLine... this is not possible.
If *p / *pLine is false, the char is 0, so it cannot be anything else.
This is not so obvious for the while( refVar.Is() case, but the cri-
tical cases require z==true -> *p=='!'. I've never seen this, so
this probably is an exotic case.
At least this explains why this hasn't caused any problems so far.
Applied patch, FIXED
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