Re: Should unary operators convert?

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From: Seth M Powsner
Date: Fri, 01 Feb 1991 21:36

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Seems problematic. Negation - could just as easily convert to float 
(double?) as int. A unary bit operator is perhaps a more interesting case.

Seth M Powsner

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