p.dalgaard@biostat.ku.dk writes:
> gram.y has
>
> ...
> %left '*' '/' '%'
> %left SPECIAL
> %left ':'
> ...
>
> and %% is a SPECIAL token, so it does indeed have higher precedence
> than *. This is somewhat unusual compared to other languages, but it
> is compatible with S-PLUS 3.4, so I'd say that it is the documentation
> that is wrong. (And that part was written by me, I'm afraid...)
...although I don't think I'm the perpetrator of that '%' in
gram.y,
which was probably what misled me in the 1st place. I don't think
there is a way the tokenizer *can* generate a single '%'.
I've modified R-lang.texi for version 1.2.3
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