this might have been posted before since it is quite a noticeable bug, but damned if i know how to search for it :p

if (v1 op v2) will have v1 and/or v2 interpreted and negated as code if either start with ! and are followed by a % or $

Code:
//if (abc == !$()) { } | echo -a - $v2


- $true

Code:
//if (!$(abc) isin xyz) { } | echo -a - $v1


-

Code:
//if (!$() != !$+) { } | echo -a $v1 - $v2


* /if: invalid format

and so on. i can only assume this is a side effect of having if (!v1) support, but perhaps a modification could be made to not perform any negation if there exists a conditional operator?


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