From: Eddie R. <er...@bm...> - 2008-07-06 01:36:10
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On Sat 05/07/08 8:16 PM , Eddie Rucker er...@bm... sent: > > > On Sat 05/07/08 8:31 PM , Albert Graef Dr.Graef > @t-online.de sent:> Eddie Rucker wrote: > > > I had something like > > > infix 2 => ; > > > > Well, you want it to bind weaker than even tuples, and > to be> non-associative, which pretty much fixes it at infix 0, > as I originally> suggested. > > With that precedence, how can I write something like [1=>"a",2=>"b"] > without a syntax error? > e.r. > To be more specific: > infix 0 => ; > [1 => "a", 2 => "b"]; <stdin>:2.10-12: syntax error, unexpected infix 0 operator. e.r. |