Greg Ewing wrote: > To permit short-circuiting, processing of the 'and' and 'or' operators > is split into two phases. Phase 1 occurs after evaluation of the first > operand but before the second. If the first operand defines the > appropriate phase 1 method, it is called with the first operand as > argument. If that method can determine the result without needing the > second operand, it returns the result, and further processing is > skipped. nice. +1 from here (but only +0 on the method names). </F>
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