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Re: undefined compound chaining behavior
From: |
Hossein Sajjadi |
Subject: |
Re: undefined compound chaining behavior |
Date: |
Tue, 10 Jun 2014 06:38:08 +0330 |
> Not sure what you meant here. Did you mean that Octave is not adhering
> to any existing language standard, and therefore we could change the
> order of evaluation if we wanted to? True, we could, but we don't want
> to :)
I expect Octave to adhere to its own style of evaluation but it seems
that in this special case Octave violates its own ordinary rules
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