Re: handling 0 < x < 5

> I doubt if this is handled by the parser in Python--rather, the 
> compiler probably looks at a given comparison binary operator to see if 
> one or more of its children are other comparison ops, and compiles the 
> appropriate chained comparisons. Just a thought.

Well, it could be handled by the parser. Basically you need to turn:

	0 < x < 5

into

	(0 < x) && (x < 5)

Basically we need to detect and do a group True/False check on each
adjacent set of values. So something like:

	0 < a > b < c > 10

Would be

	(0 < a) && (a > b) && (b < c) && (c > 10)

Looks complicated, but I think I can do it in the parser without too
much trouble.

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