From: Michael Campbell <michael.campbell@...>
Date: 2004-11-26T03:02:46+09:00
Subject: Why does this parse?

Just ran down an interesting 'bug' in my code, but I'm confused as to
why it parses at all.   Can someone explain to me what the parser is
doing in this case?   (Please cc: me directly also please; I don't
want to miss the answer.)

if (x != y ||
    x != z
    y != z)
  puts "foo"
end


(notice the missing "||" after the second comparison)