ast: Allow non-infix and()/or() set built-in calls - #9012
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The `and`/`or` keywords are infix operators, so when they appear in a term position immediately followed by an opening parens (`(`) there is no ambiguity that we're dealing with a function call and not a logical operation. Being permissive in this position allow users to keep calling the named form (`and()`/`or()`) of the set built-ins (`&`/`|` infixes). Note: calling the named functions, as opposed to using the infix form, is likely very rare, but we can't guarantee this form is never used. Signed-off-by: Johan Fylling <johan.dev@fylling.se>
Conflicts: v1/ast/parser_logical_test.go
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and/orkeywords are infix operators, so when they appear in a term position immediately followed by an opening parens (() there is no ambiguity that we're dealing with a function call and not a logical operation.Being permissive in this position allow users to keep calling the named form (
and()/or()) of the set built-ins (&/|infixes).Note: calling the named functions, as opposed to using the infix form, is likely very rare, but we can't guarantee this form is never used.