@neauoire in these cases I usually add unnecessary parens where I want them. Is that an option?
@hpincket I ended up using parens, but it makes the code look very funny. Context: In erlang, "catch" happens after ==, but before = !
Which, is utterly barbaric.
@neauoire as long as some linter doesn’t complain about my unnecessary parens, I’m happy
@neauoire @hpincket Why? You are reading that as `=` and `!` and not as a single "not equal" operator?
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@hpincket I ended up using parens, but it makes the code look very funny. Context: In erlang, "catch" happens after ==, but before = !
Which, is utterly barbaric.