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From: Gary Powell (Gary.Powell_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-06-04 09:46:56
As I mentioned in my other post, how do you distinguish explicit grouping?:
a, (b | c).... explicit grouping
a, b | c.... implicit grouping (precedence groups (b | c) automatically)
You can't. I apologize, as I was going through the long history of boost
postings, I hadn't got to your answer before I replied.
The only way out is to make a "grouping" function. (Can you say Ick?!?)
a, group_ick(b | c) ....
Or in addition to Bjarne's whitespace function calls, add overloading of
global operator()! (along with my other suggestion of overloading
operator;()!
-gary-
gary.powell_at_[hidden]
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