Hm. Thanks for the heads up.Now how about byte &= int is there any good reason why the result type of that isn't error?
Well, if 'int' represents a literal, or a manifest constant, they are not exactly ints. When the compiler can tell that the result of the operation will fit into a byte, it allows it to go through. I believe when it can't tell, it should error, but &= may be a special case, I'm not sure.
-Steve
