On 07 Dec 2009, at 15:19, Frank Peelo wrote:
On 07/12/2009 13:40, ik wrote:
Now it works properly. However it seems like the not is for the
"in" rather then the key if it inside the pertness.
"pertness"? I would love to know what that was before babelfish got
it...
I put my money on an (auto-correcting) spell checker that changed a
misspelled "parentheses" ("perentes" maybe) :)
Key is a char, so what should
not Key
mean?
Indeed, unary operators (such as "not") have a higher precedence than
binary operators.
Jonas
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