demerphq wrote: > It seems like it only happens with + and -, somehow their precedence > is too low for the print statement.
It's not precedence, it's because they're both binary and unary operators. > Although there is odd behaviour of > '/' but i suspect that is something totally different. Also note that > adding parens doesn't help. / is the beggining of a /.../ regexp. Note that // still parses as a binary operator here (not an empty pattern.)
