Well, I don't know the precedence, so someone with sufficient knowlegde can please add these? ;)The operator precedence table[1] is missing several operators. The following operators are missing:"->" class member operator "::" scope resolution operator "<>" not equals (same precedence as "!=" ?)
Well, the general policy is that (double) and (real) are deprecated, and (float) should be used instead...Also missing are a few casts: (bool), (boolean), (real), (double), (integer). Though, all but the first of these are synonyms.
The "=>" is not listed, but I believe this is not actually an operator.
Well, yes, it cannot be used out of an array definition context...
Happy to hear that you are working on a bison grammar ;) I think the PHP developers would be happy to help you in some problems, as well as happy to see that grammar as a contribution ;)) [EMAIL PROTECTED]I am about 90% done writing a bison grammar for PHP, but will have to do some code reading to find the precedence of the class related operators. If someone knows where they should go, I'd appreciate a reply.
Goba
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