On Wed, 25 Apr 2001 18:19:40 GMT, Fred Heutte wrote: >Yes, I know ~ is the bitwise negation operator. Have you EVER used it? Yes. A lot. But there is no conflict. ~ is currently just an unary operator, while your use would be as a binary operator (are those the correct terms?). For example, in -3.4 and in 2-3.4 the - sign is a *different* kind of operator. No conflict. -- Bart.
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