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Also...

Under "our" guidelines, i += x would not be a sub-expression.

RonW said:
There are also guidelines that specify that an assignment or assignment-like operator must be the left most operator in expressions and only one is allowed.

I guess I should have included those in the <ul> list in my earlier post.

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Re^9: quickness is not so obvious
by LanX (Saint) on Jan 26, 2015 at 19:37 UTC
    So you are not allowed to use goatse?

    Does this rule also exclude call(i++) ?

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      Does this rule also exclude call(i++) ?

      Yes. Increment, decrement and assignment operators are not allowed in expressions that are parameters to functions.

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        Increment, decrement and assignment operators are not allowed in expressions that are parameters to functions.

        Sorry, but a quick review of the subthread doesn't reveal why that is so. Could you explain please?

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