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--- Comment #4 from Simon Sobisch ---
> The only accommodation I see here is to parse NOT -- i.e., `NOT=` and
friends, for algebraic symbols -- as two tokens.
Sounds good (and will solve a bunch of syntax errors I've received).
But would that
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--- Comment #3 from James K. Lowden ---
Thank you for testing with MF.
> Just keep in mind that a , and ; are valid
Not alone, of course. The 2-character sequence [,;][[:space:]] is valid as
separator space.
> if var NOT<=-var+ 9 DISPLAY "
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--- Comment #2 from Simon Sobisch ---
Just keep in mind that a , and ; are valid separators as well, not only spaces
(they can be inserted nearly every place where a space can, with the exception
of places where they are required).
Rechecked wi
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