[racket] Boolean expressions [Was: static variables question]

On 02/19/2012 06:05 AM, Robby Findler wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 12:30 AM, Gary Baumgartner<gfb at cs.toronto.edu>  wrote:
>> On a more productive note: in Racket code I define and use 'implies' a lot,
>>   often conjoined, for predicates. It's mainly of declarative value, which is
>>   perhaps why it's uncommon in implementation despite how common it is in
>>   specification. And for boolean expressions in general I also use 'neither'.
>>   Are these something that others [would] use and so could be added to Racket's
>>   library?
>
> Seems to me adding implies, nand, and nor to racket/bool is a good idea.
>
> Let me know if you disagree (and if you disagree after I've already
> committed, it is a simple thing to drop the commit or change it).

I've occasionally written my own `implies', but never make it shortcut 
like `and' and `or'. Speaking of which, would it handle more than two 
arguments? One? Zero? What kind of associativity would be appropriate?

Bwahaha.

Neil ⊥