Fixed operator equal-precedence bug#49
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Expressions were previously interpreted in a strict order, but Python uses hierarchic groups like C, where for instance + and - have equal precedence interpreted left to right. Added regression test. NOTE: Because this could theoretically break dependent projects, this might need a major version bump release.
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Expressions were previously interpreted in a strict order, but Python uses hierarchic groups like C, where for instance + and - have equal precedence interpreted left to right.
Added regression test.
NOTE: Because this could theoretically break dependent projects, this might need a major version bump release.