Would it be difficult to add more logical operators to the QB64 language?
I often come across math formulas which use some hieroglyics that I'm constantly looking us to decipher. When it comes to logical operators I see them so often I sometimes wonder if they may be useful in QB64. For example, a couple of them are:
V means the logical OR, so it would be "A V B" v's "A OR B". The inverted V means AND
A pyramid of dots . means "THEREFORE", so "HM = M and S = M . S = HM"
. . . .
(sorry, my depiction of a pyramid of dots leaves a lot to be desired)
And the inverse of the pyramid of dots means "Because" or "Since"
There are more, like << which means "much less than" and >> meaning "much more than" but I find personally I don't need those very much. The V and inverted V (or rotated 180 degree V) are just a short form of OR and AND so perhaps not as revolutionary for QB64, but the pyramid of dots may help with using the logical operator of IMP. (IMP being my pet peeve)
Is it too difficult to add more Logical Operators to QB64 math arsenal?
I often come across math formulas which use some hieroglyics that I'm constantly looking us to decipher. When it comes to logical operators I see them so often I sometimes wonder if they may be useful in QB64. For example, a couple of them are:
V means the logical OR, so it would be "A V B" v's "A OR B". The inverted V means AND
A pyramid of dots . means "THEREFORE", so "HM = M and S = M . S = HM"
. . . .
(sorry, my depiction of a pyramid of dots leaves a lot to be desired)
And the inverse of the pyramid of dots means "Because" or "Since"
There are more, like << which means "much less than" and >> meaning "much more than" but I find personally I don't need those very much. The V and inverted V (or rotated 180 degree V) are just a short form of OR and AND so perhaps not as revolutionary for QB64, but the pyramid of dots may help with using the logical operator of IMP. (IMP being my pet peeve)
Is it too difficult to add more Logical Operators to QB64 math arsenal?