On Wed, 8 Jan 1997, Dave Wolfe wrote:
> > > subscribe : bsps.mot.com : allow
> > > subscribe : bmcu.mot.com : allow
> > > subscribe : aol.com : consult # superfluous
> > > subscribe : ALL : consult
> >
> > >From my understanding, the last subscribe:ALL would negate all previous
> > parameters. If "commands" are handled in order, then the ALL consult
> > would have to go first.
>
> No, it's an "or" short-circuit expression, not unlike C or Perl:
>
> allow(sps.mot.com) || allow(mcu.mot.com) || consult(aol.com) || consult(ALL)
Oh, so if I DID put ALL first, then anything after it wouldn't count.
That works by me also. :)
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