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Subject: Sticky star examples
Drummond, Are the following (A and B) correct translations? A: FOUR TOP-LEVEL SUBSEGMENTS ------------------------------------------------ XRI: =a+b*c+d global-literal = typeless-literal a global-xref +b*c global-literal + typeless-literal b local-literal *c global-xref +d global-literal + typeless-literal d B: FIVE TOP-LEVEL SUBSEGMENTS ------------------------------------------------ XRI: =a(+b)*c+d global-literal = typeless-literal a typeless-xref (+b) global-xref +b global-literal + typeless-literal b local-literal *c global-xref +d global-literal + typeless-literal d Thx, ~ Steve PS: I hate sticky stars! If someone wants that order of precendence, then THEY should use parens (as in =a(+b*c)+d) -- not the other way around. In other words, I think that both XRIs A and B above should have 5 top-level subsegments.
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