Hello,
I have a request for clarification for rule 4-5-1:
Rule 4-5-1 and its Rationale do not seem to explicitly forbid the alternative operator representations and, or and not, which, if I understand correctly, are equivalent to the allowed &&, || and !. Rule 2-5-1 explicitly forbids digraphs, but restricts the notion of digraph to the six cases given in its Rationale.
Can I therefore interpret the rule as implicitly allowing and, or and not (and then maybe also not_eq) tokens?
I have a request for clarification for rule 4-5-1:
Quote:Rule 4–5–1
(Required)
Expressions with type bool shall not be used as operands to built-in operators other than the assignment operator = , the logical operators && , || , ! , the equality operators == and !=, the unary & operator, and the conditional operator.
Rule 4-5-1 and its Rationale do not seem to explicitly forbid the alternative operator representations and, or and not, which, if I understand correctly, are equivalent to the allowed &&, || and !. Rule 2-5-1 explicitly forbids digraphs, but restricts the notion of digraph to the six cases given in its Rationale.
Can I therefore interpret the rule as implicitly allowing and, or and not (and then maybe also not_eq) tokens?