Philip Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Which makes me think that the precedence of 'or' is not what I
> expected.
OR is certainly lower-precedence than AND --- this is hard-wired in the
grammar and not subject to change across databases. It's also required
by SQL92:
::=
At 08:53 12/08/00 -0500, John McKown wrote:
>Every language that I've ever used (other than APL) has the precedence of
>"or" being less than "and". So I would always expect the "and" clauses to
>be evaluated first, then the "or". Just like in math, where in an
>equation, I expect that the multipli
Every language that I've ever used (other than APL) has the precedence of
"or" being less than "and". So I would always expect the "and" clauses to
be evaluated first, then the "or". Just like in math, where in an
equation, I expect that the multiplication (and) is done before the
addition (or). U
Sorry,
I don't speak TCL or TK. I've got a book on it, but I haven't had any time
or pressing need to get familiar with it. I'm learning Python & PHP. Well,
at least I'm trying to whenever I can find a spare moment (which is rare).
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, David Lloyd-Jones wrote:
> John,
>
> Many
