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The use of and and or with the echo and print functions is tricky:
print"OK"ordie("trying");
It could be understood as (1):
print("OK") ordie("trying");
or maybe as (2):
print("OK"ordie(trying));
The trade-off of the original line above is the ambiguity. The current implementation for PHP is the (1). And thanks to a work-around in the parser it is working for simple structures, but it should be improved.
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The use of
and
andor
with theecho
andprint
functions is tricky:It could be understood as (1):
or maybe as (2):
The trade-off of the original line above is the ambiguity. The current implementation for PHP is the (1). And thanks to a work-around in the parser it is working for simple structures, but it should be improved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: