Recently I worked with the old version of the patch and found a bug.
So, I think it is better to notify you immediately, so you can fix it
in
rebased/revised version.
I noticed, that operator AROUND(N) works only
in case of non-negative operands. If any of the operands is negative,
it
behaves as phrase operator <N>. It is caused by lack of TS_NOT_EXAC
flag and AROUND(N) operator check in function TS_phrase_execute in
branches for negated operands.
Good to know, thanks! To be honest, I' sure that Theodor is right: it's
better to implement AROUND(N) operator using <N, M> when it's committed.
The following version of patch won't support AROUND(N). I have to fix a
few more questionable things, though.
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