[proFit-list] Operand evaluation in 6.2.2

[Luis Sisamon]

Hi there, I have noticed a quite weird thing going on with the order of
operand evaluations for logical conditions in 6.2.2
When I run this simple program

program test_boolean;



var i, j : integer;

begin

i := 0; 

j := 0;

if i = 1 then 

writeln('i equals 1   ', i)

else 

writeln('i equals 0   ', i);

if j = 1 then 

writeln('j equals 1   ', j)

else 

writeln('j equals 0   ', j);



if  i=1 and j =1 then

writeln ('both i and j equal 1   ', i, j)

else

writeln ('no they dont   ', i, j);

if  (i=1) and (j =1) then

writeln ('both i and j equal 1   ', i, j)

else

writeln ('no they dont   ', i, j);

End;



I get the following results:



i equals 0   0.0000

j equals 0   0.0000

both i and j equal 1   0.0000 0.0000

no they dont   0.0000 0.0000



You just need to force proper evaluation using parenthesis but i thought
better to comment on this incase someone is pulling his or her hair with.
I di dont check if it works properly in .2.7



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