parse ¬ (\neg) as a prefix operator #7630
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As discussed on julia-users, this patch parses
¬
as a prefix operator like!
, although it doesn't define it by default (since!
is already perfectly good).The main arguments for this, in my mind, are:
∧
) as operators, so we might as well complete the set.@jverzani also has a use-case in SymPy.