(Changed subject line) Looking at the BNF, I would interpret "top-level" to mean that if you have something like a &&& b &&& c, then a, b, and c cannot themselves contain sub-expressions containing &&&. However, that does not seem to be described in the text. > What is meant by the "top-level" of conditionals? > - it is only at the top-level of conditionals (if it was nested more > deeply, what would be the scope of the pattern variables?) ShalomReceived on Tue Aug 15 11:50:32 2006
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